Articles in "Tel Aviv University"
Deep-Sea Corals Contaminated with Human Drugs, Researchers Warn
Israeli scientists on Monday revealed the presence of pharmaceutical compounds, including antibiotics and laxatives, in corals collected ...
Israeli, Italian Scientists Identify Vulnerabilities in Cancer Cells, Paving the Way for New Treatments
Israeli and Italian scientists identified weaknesses in certain cancer cells that could open a door to new avenues of treatment in a pair ...
New Diagnostic Method Offers Hope for Early Intervention in Parkinson’s Disease
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking method for early detection of Parkinson's disease -- 20 years before the first symptoms appear ...
New Israeli Technology Could Revolutionize Anesthesia and Critical Care Monitoring
Israeli researchers have developed a new technology that could greatly enhance the way clinicians assess patients under anesthesia, during ...
Unique Bacterium in Eilat Sponges May Revolutionize Water Purification
A unique bacterium that thrives in partnership with marine sponges holds the potential to purify water sources contaminated with toxic ...
Israeli Researchers Decode Sunflower ‘Dance,’ Unlocking Plant Puzzle
Sunflowers have long captivated scientists and nature lovers alike with their majestic blooms and sun-following behavior. Now, a new ...
Israeli Machine Learning Contest Breaks New Ground in Parkinson’s Disease Research
A machine learning contest initiated by Israeli researchers produced remarkable results with wearable sensors that could significantly ...
Three Israeli Universities Make Shanghai Ranking’s Top 100 List
Three Israeli universities cracked the world's top 100 institutions and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev climbed a dramatic 200 places in ...
Turning Trash into Treasure: Israeli Scientists Convert Organic Waste into Biofuel
Israeli researchers unveiled a groundbreaking method to convert wet organic waste into biofuels, marking a significant stride toward ...
Smartwatches May Prevent Future Pandemics, Israeli Researchers Say
Physiological sensors in smartwatches can detect infectious diseases days before symptoms appear, potentially averting future pandemics, ...
