Tag: Tel Aviv University
PTSD Cases Rise Among IDF Reservist War Veterans
“The greatest pressure of all falls on the veterans and their families."
TAU Researchers on Brink of Unlocking Gene Linked to Cancer and Autism
It could aid in early disease detection, leading to faster and more effective therapies.
TAU Researchers’ Frictionless Sliding Vastly Boosts Computer Memory Components
About two decades ago, scientists discovered that rotated layers of graphite exhibit almost immeasurable friction.
Plague That Killed Eilat Sea Urchins Spreads to Indian Ocean
“For populations that are already infected, we really have no tools to help them,” says Dr. Bronstein with regret.
Study: Israeli City Birds Move More Than Their Rural Counterparts
"In this study, we found significant differences, particularly increased mobility among ‘urban lapwings’ during the nesting season."
TAU Researchers Identify Future Methods to Combat Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria
This study not only sheds light on a fundamental bacterial process but also paves the way for innovative solutions to some of today’s most critical health and environmental issues.
TAU Groundbreaking Discovery Illuminates the Brain’s ‘Memory Wars’
The study reveals a 'tug-of-war' in the brain between two key learning systems.
Israeli Scientists Create GPS to Lead Drugs to Cancerous Tumors
“We found that drug pairs delivered this way significantly enhanced their therapeutic effect in BRAF-mutated skin cancers and BRCA-mutated breast cancers and their brain metastases.”
Study: When You Look Better, You Act Better
“People who are appearance-focused are often judged harshly, but we show that this behavior can have positive spillover effects that benefit others."
Arab Students at Tel Aviv University Demand IDF Soldiers Drop Weapons
The uniformed reservists are participating in an officer-training program.
10 Pharmaceuticals Detected in Eilat Corals
"We were surprised to find an extensive presence of medications even in the deep-water corals which usually escape contaminations affecting corals in shallower areas."
TAU Researchers Say Closed Eye Imaging Can Track Awareness, Pain, during Anesthesia, Intensive Care,...
Technological breakthrough can help identify clinical responses under anesthesia.
TAU Scientists Found a Way to Turn Garbage into Fuel
The garbage comprised 67% fruits and vegetables, 14% bread, pasta, and cereals, 8% eggs and dairy, 5% peels, 3% meat, fish and poultry, 2% sweets and cookies, and 1% soft drinks.
New Hope for Paralyzed Patients as Israeli Researchers Achieve Thought-Driven Speech
“In the future, it will be possible to train a computer for an ALS patient in the early stages of the disease while they can still speak."
Israeli Findings on a Hidden Brain Hub Open Path for New ADHD Treatment
The findings open a new door to potential new treatments for disorders characterized by impaired impulse control, such as ADHD, drug addiction and schizophrenia.
Israeli Study: Rise in Personal Resilience, Morale Since Oct. 7
"State institutions and civil society must act now to strengthen solidarity and enhance common denominators shared by all parts of the nation," the researchers emphasized.
TAU Researchers Create Self-Repairing, Spontaneously Forming Adhesive Glass
The transparent, self-repairing adhesive glass forms spontaneously when it comes in contact with water.
War Forcing IDF to Return Reservists with PTSD to Service Before Completing Therapy
Prof. Yair Bar-Haim urges an exemption from additional military service for individuals already receiving therapy for PTSD until the therapeutic process has been completed.
Israeli Scientists Identify Cause of Sea Urchin Deaths in Red Sea
“The scene underwater is almost surreal: seeing a species that was so dominant simply erased in a matter of days … thousands of skeletons rolling on the sea bottom, crumbling.”
Israeli Researchers Uncover Biological Pathway Between Heart Disease and Cancer
The research offers a promising avenue for reducing cancer risk among heart disease patients.
Israeli Research Achieves Breakthrough on Life-Threatening Condition Related to Sleep Apnea
“Now that we know what goes wrong in the CCHS patient neurons, we can start developing modalities to fix it."
Israeli Researchers Create Better Tomatoes with Less Water
The researchers, employing CRISPR genetic editing technology, were able to grow tomatoes that consume less water while preserving yield, quality, and taste.
In Critical Breakthrough, TAU Researchers Produce Efficient, Low-Cost ‘Green’ Hydrogen
The hydrogen is produced without air pollution, with a high level of efficiency, utilizing a biocatalyst.
Israeli Discovery May Revolutionize Personalized Medicine for Infectious Diseases
Researchers successfully classified two crucial components of the immune response that occur during severe infectious diseases.
Simcha Rothman Attacked, Car Vandalized by Anti-Democracy Protesters at Tel Aviv University
One protester bragged how he got close to Rothman and blew a horn right into his ear until a bodyguard pushed him a way.
Deadly Epidemic Wipes Out Black Urchins in Gulf of Eilat, Threatens Coral Reef
"The sea urchins are the reef's 'gardeners' – they feed on the algae and prevent them from taking over and suffocating the corals that compete with them for sunlight." The problem: they no longer exist in the Gulf of Eilat.
TAU, Google, Launch Multidisciplinary Artificial Intelligence Research
”We have great opportunities to use AI to make a significant positive impact in many areas."
Alibaba Founder Jack Ma to Become Visiting Professor at Tel Aviv University
“We are honored and delighted to welcome Mr. Jack Ma to Tel Aviv University,” says TAU President Ariel Porat
New Drug-Free Treatment for People with Social Anxiety
About 50 percent of the patients provided with the new therapy demonstrated significant improvement in their symptoms.
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