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Recognition for Nadav Cohen, in the lab and in the field

Imubit co-founder and CTO Nadav Cohen was named to the TLV AI 50 and elected a Senior Member of the U.S. National Academy of Inventors.

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Recognition keeps arriving for our co-founder and CTO, Prof. Nadav Cohen, and it comes from both sides of his work.

On the academic side, the European Research Council awarded him an ERC Starting Grant for his work on "A Theory of Neural Networks for Control."

TLV Partners named him to the TLV AI 50, the 50 Israeli researchers and founders expanding the frontier of AI in 2026. The list recognizes both his research and his work building Imubit.

In February, the U.S. National Academy of Inventors elected him a Senior Member. That recognition is for invention that shipped and had real-world impact.

Most careers are recognized on only one side. Nadav's work lives in both places at once: a lab at Tel Aviv University that proves how AI models learn and fail, and a platform at Imubit with over 100 closed-loop controllers deployed worldwide, running on live process units.

Congratulations, Nadav.

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