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Join our virtual roundtable on Materials Design Guided by Computation: https://lnkd.in/einWVzkJ. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to engage with leading experts in materials science. Our roundtable will showcase how AI and big data are driving innovation in the field. Join Prof. Brian Rosen, Dr. Lee Burton, and Dr. Maxim Sokol from Tel Aviv University as they explore advancements in semiconductors, catalysts, and more. Reserve your spot for free- Register here: https://lnkd.in/einWVzkJ. #materialsdesign #newmaterials #newmaterialsinnovation #innovation #computation #roundtable #AI #research #researchinnovation

As #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth2024 concludes, we’re proud to spotlight Prof. Neta Erez, Vice Dean of Tel Aviv University’s Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, for her pioneering breast cancer research. Her team is advancing immunotherapy to prevent cancer spread to bones by enhancing T-cell response, aiming to intercept cancer early and reduce metastasis. Recently awarded the prestigious Kadar Family Award for Outstanding Research, Prof. Erez’s work brings new hope for breakthroughs in cancer treatment and prevention. #breastcancerawarenessmonth #breastcancer #breastcancerresearch #cancerresearch #cancertreatment #medtech #healthtech #healthinnovation #innovation #researchinnovation

Stay Updated with Tel Aviv University's Latest Innovations. Join Ramot's newsletter for exclusive updates on groundbreaking research and emerging technologies from Tel Aviv University's researchers. In our monthly newsletter you'll discover pioneering research, learn about new technologies, get updates on commercialization opportunities and receive invitations to events and collaborations. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eCB-GZ-7 #newsletter #groundbreakingtechnologies #groundbreakingresearch #research #innovation #researchinnovation

In just under a month, join us for our virtual roundtable on Materials Design Guided by Computation: https://lnkd.in/einWVzkJ. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to engage with leading experts in materials science. Our roundtable will showcase how AI and big data are driving innovation in the field. Join Prof. Brian Rosen, Dr. Lee Burton, and Dr. Maxim Sokol from Tel Aviv University as they explore advancements in semiconductors, catalysts, and more. Reserve your spot for free, register here: https://lnkd.in/einWVzkJ. #materialdesign #materialsdesign #computation #newmaterials #newmaterialsinnovation #innovation #roundtable

Tel Aviv University has been ranked first in Israel and 228th globally for 2025, according to the Times Higher Education rankings. The ranking includes 2,092 institutions from 115 countries, placing the university in the top percentile of higher education institutions worldwide, out of over 26,000. #topranking #universityranking #researchranking #research #innovation

Prof. Tal Raviv and Prof. Yossi Bukchin have developed a grid-based material handling system called 'grid-to-belt,' which combines grid and conveyor-belt technologies for efficient sorting operations. This system uses a grid of four-way conveyors (4WCs) to pre-sort items into output cells, which are then directed to conveyor belts via funnels. An innovative centralized algorithm optimizes item movement, resulting in up to 15 times higher throughput. The grid-to-belt system is scalable, resilient, and adaptable, making it suitable for parcel sorting, baggage handling, and distribution center operations. For more information about this technology and its applications, please contact Zvi Cheshnover, Director of Business Development, High-Tech, at zvi.cheshnover@ramot.org. #grid #gridtobelt #conveyor #conveyorbelt #innovation #technology #research #researchinnovation #operationstech

New joint research project led by Prof. Lihi Adler-Abramovich from Tel Aviv University and Dr. Livnat Afriat Jurnou from the MIGAL Galilee Research Institute and Tel-Hai College, with contributions from PhD student Yoav Dan, developed an innovative and eco-friendly process for breaking down pollutants that harm both the environment and human health. The study focused on the toxic pesticide parathion, an organophosphate still used in developing countries, which contaminates soil and can seep into water sources. The new method combines enzymes and natural bacteria to degrade the pesticide into harmless substances. According to the researchers, this platform could be applied to various toxic pollutants and may assist in future soil and water decontamination efforts. Read it fully below. #innovation #researchinnovation #pollutants #environmentaltech #environmentalresearch #soildecontamination #waterdecontamination

We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Maxim Sokol, Senior Lecturer at Tel Aviv University, and a featured speaker at Ramot’s upcoming virtual event on Materials Design Guided by Computation. Register here: https://lnkd.in/einWVzkJ Dr. Sokol, who leads the Advanced Ceramics Laboratory at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, earned his degrees from Ben-Gurion University and completed postdoctoral research at Drexel University, focusing on MAX and MXene materials. He has published over 50 papers, holds several patents, and has received notable research grants, including the DIP German-Israeli Grant and ISF Individual Research Grant. Join us this November to hear Dr. Sokol present his cutting-edge technologies. Register here: https://lnkd.in/einWVzkJ #newmaterials #materialsdesign #computation #roundtable #innovation #research #researchinnovation #materialsscience #cuttingedge

Our VP of Business Development, Life Sciences, Tali Aloya, Ph.D., and Business Development Manager, Shoshy Mizrahy, will be attending #BioEurope November 4-6. Don't miss the chance to meet them and learn about the groundbreaking technologies from our researchers at Tel Aviv University. To schedule a 1:1 meeting, please email: tali.aloya@ramot.org or shoshy.mizrahy@ramot.org. See you there! #bioeurope2024 #bio2024 #lifescience #innovation #research #researchinnovation #networking #collaboration

Tel Aviv University marked one year since the October 7 tragedy and the Iron Swords War. Speaking at the official TAU ceremony President Prof. Ariel Porat: "A year has gone by since Israel went through the most terrible calamity in its history, the Jewish people's worst disaster since the Holocaust. A year has passed, and 101 hostages are still held by Hamas in the dreadful tunnels of Gaza, with no rescue in sight. A year has passed, and almost every day we hear of more soldiers killed or wounded. A year has passed, and most evacuees, from the north and south of Israel, are still refugees in their own land. A year has passed since that horrible Saturday, and as time goes by we discover that very few of those accountable for the bloody fiasco are willing to take responsibility.   Tel Aviv University has lost 19 of its students. 96 families from the TAU community have lost immediate family members. Many more suffer physical or psychological harm. In the coming academic year, we will receive—with great awe—many students who have risked their lives so that we may live. Some of them have been deeply scarred in their bodies or souls. We will do everything we can to help them, so that they can successfully study and complete the academic year. We are forever indebted to them for their courage and sacrifice". Link to the full speech > https://lnkd.in/gnZN33n6