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Leading Researchers:
11-2007-122

Cobalt tungsten phosphorous electroless deposition process and materials

The Technology The new technology of electroless cobalt has lower resistance and enhanced electromigration resistance compared to alternative barriers that are used today. Therefore, for submicron technology, the new technology yields better global interconnect delay, improved reliability and increased resistance to corrosion. Furthermore, it is well conformed to the use since the deposition is a […] Read More >

Leading Researchers:
3-2011-145

Nano-Reinforcement of Adhesives, Plastics, Paints and Coatings

Technology Reinforcement of common and proprietary polymers (plastics) and composite materials for coatings and casts with nano-additives in small percentages leads to improvement of anti crack, anti-scratch, anti-rust and anti-moisture properties. Novel, patented, self-assembled organic aromatic peptide nanotubes and nanospheres exhibit exceptional thermal and chemical durability and outstanding mechanical properties. These nanostructures have demonstrated increase […] Read More >

Leading Researchers:
11-2012-336

Metal Nanowire based Transparent Electrodes

Metal nanowire films are increasingly used as transparent electrodes in many applications, including touch screens, displays, smart windows, EMI shielding and others.The group of Prof. Gil Markovich from Tel Aviv University developed a unique process for growing patterned conductive transparent silver nanowires thin film electrodes. In this unique process the nanowires grow in-situ, directly on […] Read More >

Leading Researchers:
3-2012-387

Super Organic Tunable and White-Light Emitting Diode (OLED) by a Natural Chromophore Separation Matrix

The Technology A bio-organic framework of mucin, controlling electronic interactions between two or more energetically interacting materials, is presented.  The hydrophilic mucins act as a host material for introduced nano-sized hydrophobic dyes.  These can be combined in any proportion to generate photo-luminescent emitters fully tunable to any visible wavelength.  The technology can provide a process […] Read More >

11-2021-1544

Protection of Oxygen-Sensitive-Enzymes by Peptide Hydrogel

Molecular oxygen (O2) is a highly reactive oxidizing agent harmful to many biological and industrial systems. A simple encapsulation in a protective aqueous environment of O2  -sensitive reactions is of need. Self-assembling peptide-based hydrogels are simple hydrogels that can be combined with a wide variety of reagents and are able to encage O2 and significantly limit its […] Read More >

11-2021-1544

Anti-Oxidation Agent to be Incorporated Into Cosmetics Leading to More Stable and Longer Shelf-Life Products

Oxidation is the reaction of Oxygen with a wide array of reactants. In cosmetics, product oxidation leads to spoilage of ingredients used in the manufacturing products, the inactivation of oxygen-sensitive enzymes, shortening of product shelf-life, and discolorations of end-product. Self-assembling peptide-based hydrogels are simple hydrogels that can be combined with a wide variety of ingredients […] Read More >

Prof. Amir Roey Jacob

Design and synthesis of advanced polymeric hybrids and their assembly into functional nanostructures for applications ranging from nanomedicine to materials science Research Design, synthesis and characterization of smart polymers Design, synthesis and characterization of dendrimers and polymeric hybrids Stimuli responsive self-assembly and disassembly Utilization of smart polymers as selective drug delivery systems Read More >

Prof. Dvir Tal

Microfluidics-based tissue engineering. Recreating stem cell niches, microfluidics bioreactors for tissue engineering. Nanotechnological strategies for engineering thick cardiac tissue. Engineering a 3D neuronal network for spinal cord and brain regeneration. Fabrication of Nanoelectronics/engineered tissue hybrids. Developing smart delivery systems that recruit stem cells to defected organs. Email: tdvir@tauex.tau.ac.il Phone: 03-6406514 Another phone: 03-6408604 Website: https://dvirlab.wixsite.com/dv… Office: […] Read More >

Prof. Eliaz Noam

Research: Biomaterials (e.g. electrochemically-assisted deposition of calcium phosphates) and medical devices. Bio-Ferrography (e.g. for orthopaedic applications and cancer diagnostics). Environment-induced degradation of materials and hydrogen interaction with materials. Electrodeposition and electroless plating of special alloys (e.g. rhenium-based) and electropolishing. Failure analysis. Quality control of raw materials and products; consultation services for materials and processes selection. Read More >

Prof. Even Uzi

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Prof. Gazit Ehud

The central dogma in the study of protein folding suggests that the thermodynamically-favorable state of proteins under physiological conditions is their folded one. However, there are number of cases in which the favorable states of proteins are rather unfolded, partially folded (e.g., “molten globular”), or misfolded (e.g., nonspecific aggregates or amyloid fibrils). These observations lead […] Read More >

Prof. Gozin Michael

Research My group’s research activity mainly focused on preparation and characterization of novel nitrogen-rich materials for fire-extinguishing and other applications, preparation of new materials for therapy and biomedical imaging and development of new chemosensors for forensic and other applications. Design, synthesis and characterization of nitrogen-rich materials Design, synthesis and evaluation of chemosensors for forensic and […] Read More >

Prof. Hod Oded

As part of his work he studies the electronic, magnetic, mechanical, and electro-mechanical properties of materials at the nanoscale. Using advanced computational platforms his group studies many physical phenomena including electron dynamics in open quantum systems, quantum interference and coherent phenomena in circular molecular junctions, friction at nanoscale interfaces between layered materials and chemisorption on […] Read More >

Prof. Ismach Ariel

We believe that revealing the growth mechanism of such materials will enable the controlled growth of atomic films with the desired phase, number of layers, chemical composition (alloys and dopants) and thus, dictate the electrical, optical and chemical properties. Therefore, the group’s research is dedicated to the rational growth of atomic-films and to explore the […] Read More >

Prof. Litsyn Simon

Educator, Researcher, Engineer, Entrepreneur Energy, Electronics, Storage, Communications Fields of Current Interests: Energy Storage Systems, Fast Charging, Second-life Batteries, Batteries SOH (State-of-Health) and Degradation Models, Novel Active Materials for Use in Batteries. Additional Fields: Electronic Systems for Control of Storage and Communication Systems. Academic and Professional Experience -1991- Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv, Israel; Department of Electrical […] Read More >

Prof. Markovich Gil

Preparation of inorganic, colloidal nanocrystals and studies of their physical properties – noble metals, magnetic metals, various types of oxides, semiconductors https://www.youtube.com/watch?… Sudies of magnetization dynamics and spin polarized transport in arrays of magnetic nanoparticles Development of transparent electrodes based on metal nanowires, produced by a wet chemical method Studies of nanoscale ferroelectricity Studies of […] Read More >

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