Another Prominent Defense Technology Leader Joins BiomX: Prof. Gabby Sarusi, Former VP and Chief Scientist at Elbit

BiomX Inc. appointed Prof. Gabby Sarusi, former VP and Chief Scientist at Elbit Systems, as Strategic Advisor to expand its defense and security technologies. Sarusi brings expertise in imaging, sensing, and intelligence systems, with a background in aerospace, defense, and homeland security sectors.
BiomX Inc. announced the appointment of Prof. Gabby Sarusi as Strategic Advisor to guide its expansion in defense, security, critical infrastructure, and first-response sectors. Sarusi, currently Head of the Photonics and Electro-Optics Department at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, specializes in infrared detectors, quantum photonic devices, and advanced sensing technologies. Sarusi previously spent 17 years at Elbit Systems Electro-Optics (Elop), where he led roles including Vice President and Chief Scientist, overseeing satellite cameras, aerial imaging systems, and thermal imaging technologies. His experience also includes board positions at Israel Aerospace Industries, SCD, Opgal, and Medigus, as well as co-founding companies in AI, augmented reality, and optical diagnostics. Michael Oster, CEO of BiomX, highlighted Sarusi’s ability to bridge technology and operational needs, citing his candidacy for the chairmanship of Israel Aerospace Industries in 2025. Sarusi’s advisory role aims to support BiomX’s growth by evaluating opportunities in threat detection, tracking, and response technologies. Sarusi emphasized the defense market’s shift toward faster detection and coordinated action, aligning with BiomX’s focus on integrating sensing, intelligence, and response systems. His expertise includes nuclear engineering, materials engineering, electrical engineering, and an Executive MBA from Tel Aviv University. The appointment reflects BiomX’s strategy to leverage Sarusi’s technical and strategic insights as it develops solutions for defense, security, and critical infrastructure sectors.
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