The Llao Llao Forum in Bariloche, a gathering of influential businessmen and entrepreneurs, is focusing on global uncertainty for its 2019 edition. While the event dedicates significant resources to this topic, it also has a special panel dedicated to start-ups. Three selected cases in this panel have a strong connection with the Argentine scientific system from public universities and Conicet, which is surprising given the perception of inefficiency and budget cuts in these areas by the Casa Rosada.
Among the selected start-ups is OncoPrecision, founded by Tarek Ali Zake in collaboration with scientists from the National University of Córdoba. Using artificial intelligence, OncoPrecision can assess the progress of cancer treatments with precision and effectiveness, creating personalized treatments for patients. Another start-up, Kilimo, introduced a system similar to green bonds to conserve water by supporting producers and city dwellers in sustainable irrigation practices. Additionally, Beeflow expands bee pollination management worldwide, enhancing agricultural productivity and addressing food demand with advanced pollination services.
These start-ups showcase the transformative power of innovation and technology in sectors such as health, environment, and agriculture. By collaborating with Argentine scientists, they embody a fascinating symbiosis between the public and private sectors. The three start-ups were supported by the GRIDX fund, which connects research scientists with business-oriented entrepreneurs. Miguel Galuccio, president of Vista oil company
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