Articles in "TAU - Tel Aviv University"
Warming Mediterranean Opens Door to New Wave of Red Sea Fish Invaders
The next invasive fish species to enter the Mediterranean may already be known. Tel Aviv University researchers have developed a prediction ...
Israeli Study Could Open New Path to Treating Fatal Brain Disease in Women
A new Israeli study offers a rare piece of hopeful news for patients battling a devastating brain disease, suggesting that an experimental ...
Study Offers New Answer to Dead Sea Scrolls Calendar Mystery
A new study by a Tel Aviv University researcher offers a possible resolution to a question that has divided scholars of the Dead Sea ...
Israeli Breakthrough Could Pave the Way for More Targeted Treatments for Rare Stomach Disease
Tel Aviv University researchers have developed a new laboratory model that reveals how a rare allergic stomach disease develops, a ...
AI Models Reproduce Hidden Antisemitic Associations Despite Safeguards, Researchers Warn
AI models reproduce longstanding antisemitic stereotypes about Jews, Israeli researchers announced on Wednesday. The findings suggest that ...
Hidden Inner Ear Cells May Hold Key to Restoring Hearing
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have identified a rare population of cells in the inner ear with a natural ability to regenerate sensory ...
Tumors Found to Rewire Immune Cells, May Lead to New Cancer Treatments
Israeli scientists have discovered how cancerous tumors can exploit a normal function of the immune system, a finding that could eventually ...
Your Body May Be Cancelling Out Your Workout, Study Finds
Many people spend hours exercising in the hope of losing weight, only to step on the scale and see little change. A new Israeli-U.S. study ...
Israeli Study Points To Potential Breakthrough In Spinal Cord Injury Care
Spinal cord injuries often worsen in the hours after the initial trauma, as a chain reaction of chemical damage spreads through the nervous ...
Most Israeli-Arabs Support Civic Service and Coalition Participation, Poll Shows
Three out of four Arab citizens of Israel support voluntary non-military civic service for Arab high school graduates, while a similarly ...
