Advancements in Metrology through Interferometry with Doubled Imaging Area (IDIA)
Metrology, the science of measurement, plays a crucial role in various fields, including manufacturing, healthcare, and materials science. Accurate and efficient imaging techniques are essential for characterizing materials and biological samples. Traditional interferometric methods often face limitations in field of view (FOV) and acquisition speed, hindering their application in dynamic and large-scale measurements. The recent […] Read More >
Evaluation of Single Strand DNA Damage in Sperm Using a novel Damage Detection Technique
The Damage Detection technique is an innovative approach to assessing Single Strand DNA (ssDNA) damage by utilizing DNA repair enzymes to identify DNA adducts and single-strand breaks. Spermatozoa are characterized by high levels of DNA fragmentation, despite their condensed nuclear DNA packaging. Sublethal DNA damage, such as single strand breaks and adducts, can occur and […] Read More >
Hierarchically Structured Core/ Sheath Microfibers for Filtration, Separation, and Catalysis Applications
The development of synthetic fibers that mimic the complex, hierarchical nano-to-microscale structures found in nature, like cellulose and silk, can potentially revolutionize various fields, from smart active textiles to environmental science an sustainability. These fibers, which contain internal features spanning from the nano- to the microscale, can exhibit superior properties compared to conventional fibers, opening […] Read More >
The demand for efficient and sustainable energy storage solutions is rapidly increasing, driven by the growth of electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy sources. Traditional lithium-ion batteries, while widely used, face limitations in energy density, cost, and environmental impact. This one-pager presents an innovative cathode design for alkali metal-sulfur rechargeable batteries, which offers a promising […] Read More >
3D Printing of 3-Layered Retina and Choroid Tissue
We present a sequential fabrication of a three-layer retina-like structure. This innovative approach aims to address the challenges associated with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and other retinal degenerative diseases by creating a bioengineered retinal implant that mimics the natural structure and function of the human retina. Unmet Need: Age-related macular degeneration is the leading cause […] Read More >
‘Super-Seaweeds’ Enriched with Nutritional and Health Compounds
The world population is growing and is expected to reach 10 billion by 2050. The increasing awareness of alternative natural products has led to a growing demand for plant-based goods. Currently, there’s an urgent need to enhance Earth’s capacity to support the expanding human population and address the depletion of natural resources. Humanity seeks a […] Read More >
Skewed Sex Ratio Technology for Livestock and Pets: Reducing Resource Wastage and Labor in Animal Breeding
Our innovative genetic engineering technology offers a transformative solution for livestock and pet industries by generating offspring with a skewed sex ratio. The technology, proven in mice, is now aimed at practical application in cattle, swine, poultry, and other farm animals, as well as pets. The Problem: Current breeding practices lead to significant waste due […] Read More >
Touchless Short-Wave Infrared Imaging for Closed Eyes Pupillometry
Pupillometry, the measurement of pupil size and reactivity, is a critical component in neurological examinations and research. Traditional methods of assessing pupil dynamics are often limited to open-eye conditions and require direct contact, which can be impractical in various clinical settings, such as during sleep studies, anesthesia, or intensive care. The advent of touchless imaging […] Read More >
An Improved Fast-Growing Halophilic haloarchaeon Strain
The Challenge: Halophilic archaea (HA) are ideal for biotechnological processes because they thrive in extreme conditions, requiring minimal sterility and no freshwater. However, unlike other microorganisms like fungi, algae, and bacteria, HA are underutilized in large-scale biotechnology. Currently, HA are mostly used for producing carotenoids, like bacterioruberin, and other high-value compounds. The primary species used, […] Read More >
New Formulation for Repurposing of a Drug to Treat Retinitis Pigmentosa
Heterozygous mutations in the gene encoding the RNA splicing factor pre-mRNA processing factor 31 (PRPF31) have been identified as a major cause of autosomal dominant retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a debilitating and currently incurable blinding disease. The severity and progression of RP vary significantly among patients, with some carriers remaining asymptomatic. Intriguingly, asymptomatic mutation carriers exhibit […] Read More >
The Ben-Tal Lab of Computational Structural Biology
Our research is focused on studying the interplay between protein sequence, structure, motion and function using computational tools. The understanding of these relations provides a molecular dimension to our understanding of protein functions and their involvement in genetic disorders and other diseases. Within the broad fields of structural- bioinformatics and phylogeny, we limit our research […] Read More >
Anti-Drug Antibodies Over 30 years since the approval of the first therapeutic monoclonal antibody (mAb) for clinical use, the mAb industry has expanded exponentially and comprises the fastest growing class of pharmaceutics. While mAbs hold significant promise for improving human health, repeated administration of mAb often leads to the induction of undesirable Anti-Drug Antibodies (ADAs), […] Read More >
Tavor Lab- We focus on exploring the connection between brain structure, function and human behavior, using MRI.
We focus on exploring the connection between brain structure, function and human behavior, using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). We investigate what underlies behavioral and functional differences between individuals, such as changes in functional and structural connectivity and differences in the brain’s microstructure. In addition, we study learning-related brain plasticity by developing behavioral tasks that induce […] Read More >
The goal of our lab is to provide a detailed understanding of the mechanisms, which regulate and control the discrimination between self and non-self, and thereby give rise to cytotoxic T cell immunity specifically directed against tumor targets. The ultimate goals of our research are embodied in the following specific aims: What are the cellular […] Read More >
Research topics: Mesemchymal cells (MSCs) lineage fate [osteogenic/adipogenic/myogenic] in aging/metabolic disease (osteoporosis/diabeties) and cancer MSCs molecular markers (CHD9-chromatin remodeling, SVEP1-cell adhesion) MSCs biomechanics/substrate rigidity (2D/3D) in differentiation fate Connective tissue protein component and structure Novel bio-composites scaffolds for tissue regeneration For more information: Email: dafnab@tauex.tau.ac.il Phone: 03-6406187 Website:https://benayahulab.wixsite.co… Office: School of Medicine, 310 Read More >
Research Teams:Neuropsychiatry & NeuromodulationResearch Goal- To portray and probe human mental processing related to subjective emotional experience, by identifying their underlying brain activity, connectivity and complex dynamics. This over-arching goal is pursued through research in four themes: Advanced Brain Imaging:Research Goal- To characterize the brain tissue and the cerebral-vascular system using multi-parametric advanced MR methods, […] Read More >
Sleep is fascinating. We study brain activity during sleep, how it supports cognition and restorative functions, and how it affects sensation and consciousness. Research themes: Sensory processing across low-arousal states of sleep, anesthesia, and sleep-deprivation Why are we disconnected from the environment during sleep? How does sensory processing change across sleep and other states with […] Read More >
MAOZ LAB- Studying human physiology in health and disease using Organs-on-a-Chip
Studying human physiology in health and disease using Organs-on-a-Chip Research Bio-Hybrid RobotsWe are developing bio-hybrid platforms which integrate the sensing capabilities of insects with robots, to create ultra-sensitive sensingrobots. Brain PhysiologyWe are interested in identifying and understanding the cell-cell interaction is homeostasis and disease throughout the NVU. Organ-on-a-ChipWe are interested in developing the next generation […] Read More >
THE LAMPEL LAB- We design functional materials that are inspired by biology
We are an interdisciplinary group consisting biologists, biotechnologists and organic chemists. We take inspiration from functional biological materials, specifically, from the manufacturing processes of these materials, and implement these elements in the lab to develop materials with life-like properties. We are especially intrigued by compartmentalization of (bio) catalytic processes in confined microenvironments such as those […] Read More >
Research in my Laboratory of Bioinspired Materials is focused on mimicking self-assembly processes that occur in nature, including biomineralization and the organization of short peptides and amino acids into ordered nanostructures. We are a material science laboratory with emphasize on organic chemistry and medical-biological applications. The group is developing new organic materials that are used […] Read More >
An associate Professor in the School of Electrical Engineering at Tel-Aviv University. I’m mainly interested in the foundations of cryptography, as well as the practical aspects of computer security. I also have a broad interest in computational complexity and coding theory. Read More >
Prof. Arad (Abboud) Shimon
Research Interests: Signal processing of ECG waveforms. Fetal ECG monitoring. Solving the volume conductor problem in biological tissue. Modeling the electrical heart and brain activities. Lung function tests (Spirometry). Telemedicine. Electrical Impedance Tomography (Congestive Heart Failure, Osteoporosis). Bio-Impedance (brain activity). Read More >
Research Interests: Nonlinear Optics, Quasi Phase Matching Periodic and Quasi-Periodic Nonlinear Photonic Crystals All optical processing Frequency stabilization of lasers, high resolution spectroscopy Email: ady@eng.tau.ac.il Phone: 03-6406627 Fax: 03-6423508 Website: https://www.adyarie.sites.tau…. Office: Electrical Engineering, 240 Read More >
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