
BioHarvest Sciences Inc (NASDAQ:BHST, FRA:8MV0) said on Wednesday it has received a 4.33 million NIS (about $1.4 million) grant from the Israel Innovation Authority to fund a new research initiative applying machine learning and computer vision to its plant cell culture programs. The non-dilutive funding, BioHarvest's second grant from the IIA this year, will support integration of data science, chemo-informatics and high-throughput digital sensing into the company's biological development workflows, aiming to move plant cell culture away from trial-and-error methods toward a data-driven optimization framework.










