Articles in "TAU - Tel Aviv University"
Israeli Study Points to a Future of AI Training Through Self-Generated Data
Researchers from Tel Aviv University and Stanford University have demonstrated that artificial intelligence (AI) models can develop general ...
Sunflower ‘Optical Illusion’ Could Inspire Smarter Farming and New Technologies
Sunflower seedlings can experience something resembling an optical illusion, turning toward a weaker light source even when two much ...
Can Prediction Markets Be Trusted? Israeli Study Finds Systematic Biases
Prediction markets allow people to bet money on the outcome of future events, from elections and military conflicts to economic and ...
Israeli Research Offers New Direction for Ketamine-Based Pain Relief
Israeli researchers have uncovered evidence that could help pave the way for pain treatments that retain ketamine’s benefits while ...
Israeli Researchers Discover New Insect Species Preserved in 99-Million-Year-Old Amber
Israeli scientists have identified a previously unknown insect species that lived about 99 million years ago, during the age of the ...
Survey: 45% of Israelis Would Consider Changing Vote Over Unfulfilled Promises
With Israel’s elections 30 days away, a new survey finds that 45% of Israelis would consider switching their vote if official data showed ...
New Study Rethinks AI’s Role in Decoding Animal Communication
Artificial intelligence models can identify patterns in animal sounds, but they may still struggle to determine what those sounds mean to ...
Israeli, Palestinian and US Scientists Uncover New Genetic Cause of Hearing Loss
Israeli, Palestinian and US scientists working together have identified a gene essential for normal hearing in humans and mice, revealing a ...
New Antibody Delivery Method Shows Promise Against Parkinson’s Protein
A team of Israeli and U.S. scientists has developed a new way to deliver antibody drugs into cells, showing that the method can reduce ...
Israeli Biotech Moves Closer to World’s First Engineered Spinal Cord Implant
An Israeli biotech company has begun preparations for what could become the world’s first implantation of an engineered spinal cord in a ...
