Articles in "TAU - Tel Aviv University"
In First, Scientists Find Proof of Brain Activity Measurably Boosting Vaccine Response
Israeli scientists have provided the first evidence that the brain can actively influence how well a vaccine works through a measurable, ...
Brainless Corals Inspire New Approaches to Robotics, Israeli Study Says
For generations, divers and marine biologists have been captivated by the rhythmic, pulsating motion of certain corals, opening and closing ...
Subtle Face Movements Can Predict Your Decisions, Scientists Say
Facial expressions may reveal more about human preferences than previously understood. A new study has found that the degree to which ...
Breakthrough Offers Hope for Treating Breast Cancer That Spreads to the Brain
Israeli scientists have uncovered, for the first time, how breast cancer cells adapt to and survive in the brain, Tel Aviv University ...
Stanford Study Puts Tel Aviv University at the Top of the Global Unicorn Pipeline
A new study from Stanford University has placed Tel Aviv University at the top of a highly competitive global ranking, finding that ...
Breakthrough Study Uncovers How Skin Cancer Outsmarts the Immune System
Israeli and international scientists have uncovered a surprising way that melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, disables the ...
From Test Results to Bad News: Avoiding Information Can Be a Coping Strategy, Study Finds
Most people like to think they want the truth, but daily life suggests otherwise. From unopened medical test results to investment accounts ...
Nearly 8,000 Animal Species Could Go Extinct This Century, Study Warns
Nearly 8,000 animal species face the threat of extinction this century if humans fail to curb climate change and protect natural habitats, ...
160-Million-Year-Old Feathers Prompt Rethink of Flight’s Origins
A rare set of 160-million-year-old dinosaur fossils is reshaping scientists’ understanding of how flight evolved among dinosaurs and ...
Digital Attention Exercises Reduce Soldiers’ PTSD Risk, Scientists Say
Specialized computer-based training can significantly reduce the risk of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among combat soldiers, ...
