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innovation

Seeking collaboration to foster innovation

Open
innovation

Seeking collaboration to foster innovation

Seeking collaboration to foster innovation

Strategic Partners

We are seeking the next generation of innovative thinkers with a proven track record of entrepreneurial success, industry expertise, or patented technology in various fields.

This could be you

Academic World

ICL Innovation is committed to increasing successful collaboration among academics, in the discovery and development of cutting-edge sustainable technologies. 

These are our featured partners

Binghamton university state university of new york
Technion research and development foundation, the Israel institute of metals
The hebrew university of jerusalem
The Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Industries and Startups

We are partnering with entrepreneurs, researchers, innovators, and startups who are passionate about new technologies.


These are our featured partners

PlantArcBio
PlantDitech - Intelligent diagnostics

Areas of Interest

Food Tech

Overview

At ICL we want to join forces with entrepreneurs and multinational food companies to deliver essential ingredients that will transform the quality and quantity of the food we consume.

Seeking solutions for:

  • Value-added ingredients
  • Alternative proteins 
  • Natural texture agents 
  • Natural preservatives 
  • Natural chelators 
  • Retarded natural acids as leavening agents
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Next Generation Fertilization

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Next Generation Fertilization

Overview

We are exploring new technologies for advanced crop nutrition, to create stronger and healthier agricultural crops, turf, and ornamental crops.

Seeking solutions for:

  • Plant Biostimulants
  • Increased nutrient use efficiency
  • Biodegradable coating for controlled release of fertilizers
  • Cost-effective slow-release fertilizer granules
  • Enhanced efficiency fertilizers
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Novel Materials

Overview

Join ICL, we produce innovative, safer, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions that can be incorporated in a wide range of industries.

Seeking solutions for:

  • Renewable technology (circular economy)
  • Hydrogen storage carrier material based on Mg metal
  • Applications of the P2O5 mineral chain
  • Availability of magnesium in drinking water
  • Postharvest fruits preservatives with magnesium
  • Magnesia particles used as anti-viral or barrier from bacteria and fungi
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Digital Agriculture

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Digital Agriculture

Overview

We seek new technologies and services that support the agricultural ecosystem, emphasizing a priority on farmer-centric digitally-integrated solutions.

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Industry 4.0

Overview

We are seeking innovative approaches to implement the latest technology in production and operational processes that are safer, more environmentally friendly, and cost-effective. 

Seeking solutions for:

  • Process, operation, and production optimization (AI)
  • Predictive maintenance
  • Safe operation
  • Improve monitoring (IoT, AI)
  • On job training
  • Autonomous inspection and deliveries routines
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eMobility and Sustainability

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eMobility and Sustainability

Overview

ICL is exploring new technologies and innovative approaches to using minerals to transform a wide range of safer and sustainable applications.

Seeking solutions for:

  • Highly thermally stable non-halogenated flame retardants for use in polyamides and polyesters
  • Non-water sensitive intumescent flame retardant for polyolefins
  • Energy storage – alternative bromine-based electrolytes and complexing agents
  • Antimony Trioxide alternative as a flame retardant synergist 
  • New industrial uses for polyhalite
  • New improved flame retardants
  • Multifunctional brominated biocides
  • Clear brines for the oil and gas drilling market
  • Water treatment applications
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Building lasting partnerships
through successful collaboration

Success stories

image_main Next generation fertilizer

Hebrew University and Plant-Ditech

A multi-year contract was signed between ICL and The Hebrew University to conduct experiments on an advanced sensor-based research platform using the novel system Plantarray by Plant-Ditech. New ICL products will be tested on Plantarray in the iCORE incubator and as a result of the testing the most effective materials will be further developed and will be selected for commercialization

image_main Engineered products

Israel Innovation Authority and The Technion

ICL is proud to announce a partnership with the Israel Innovation Authority, to support “Meimad” - an R&D project led by Nobel Laureate Dr. Dan Shechtman of the Israeli Institute of Metals at theTechnion. This R&D initiative seeks to develop new magnesium alloy products and processes, including magnesium 3D printing.

image_main Enhancing P-mobility in the soil

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

ICL innovation started a project with professors of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem aiming at developing phosphorus fertilizers with high soil mobility to overcome the challenge of phosphorus fixation and achieve improved crops with higher yields.  These will hopefully result in enhanced efficiency P-fertilizers that ICL's Crop Nutrition business will bring to market.

image_main New crop enhancers

PlantArcBio

ICL has partnered with PlantArcBio, an Israeli agritech company, to collaborate on the development of innovative biology-based crop productivity enhancers for agriculture. As part of the project, PlantArcBio is using its discovery capabilities to identify biological targets that will bring improved productivity in various crops for global agriculture.

image_main Improving biocide performance by a synergist

Binghamton University

ICL Innovation partnered with Binghamton University from NY, USA to explore a new, non-biocidal, synergist that enhances the performance of ICL’s biocides to remove biofilms and prevent biofilm formation. A joint provisional patent has been submitted and ICL will soon be launching this innovative product under the brand name BactesperseTM.

1Next generation fertilizer
2Engineered products
3Enhancing P-mobility in the soil
4New crop enhancers
5Improving biocide performance by a synergist

Next generation fertilizer

Next generation fertilizer

A multi-year contract was signed between ICL and The Hebrew University to conduct experiments on an advanced sensor-based research platform using the novel system Plantarray by Plant-Ditech. New ICL products will be tested on Plantarray in the iCORE incubator and as a result of the testing the most effective materials will be further developed and will be selected for commercialization

Engineered products

Engineered products

ICL is proud to announce a partnership with the Israel Innovation Authority, to support “Meimad” - an R&D project led by Nobel Laureate Dr. Dan Shechtman of the Israeli Institute of Metals at theTechnion. This R&D initiative seeks to develop new magnesium alloy products and processes, including magnesium 3D printing.

Enhancing P-mobility in the soil

Enhancing P-mobility in the soil

ICL innovation started a project with professors of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem aiming at developing phosphorus fertilizers with high soil mobility to overcome the challenge of phosphorus fixation and achieve improved crops with higher yields.  These will hopefully result in enhanced efficiency P-fertilizers that ICL's Crop Nutrition business will bring to market.

New crop enhancers

New crop enhancers

ICL has partnered with PlantArcBio, an Israeli agritech company, to collaborate on the development of innovative biology-based crop productivity enhancers for agriculture. As part of the project, PlantArcBio is using its discovery capabilities to identify biological targets that will bring improved productivity in various crops for global agriculture.

Improving biocide performance by a synergist

Improving biocide performance by a synergist

ICL Innovation partnered with Binghamton University from NY, USA to explore a new, non-biocidal, synergist that enhances the performance of ICL’s biocides to remove biofilms and prevent biofilm formation. A joint provisional patent has been submitted and ICL will soon be launching this innovative product under the brand name BactesperseTM.

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