Post Donation Category: Research
Tel Aviv University leads Israeli collaboration with international research organization, IIASA.
For efficient climate action – aiming to reduce human footprints, enhancing the resilience of natural and socioeconomic...
Removal of Cancerous Tumors Without Surgery
New technology from Tel Aviv University, combining ultrasound and nanobubbles, destroys tumors, eliminating need for invasive treatments.
A new technology developed at Tel Aviv University makes it possible...
The World’s Oldest Grilled Fish Recipe
International team, including leading Israeli universities, finds oldest evidence of the controlled use of fire to cook food.
The question of how early humans began using fire to cook food has been the subject...
The Thinnest Possible Ladder
Tel Aviv researchers reveal two-dimensional crystals exhibiting unique control of distinct electric potential steps.
Tel Aviv University research reveals two-dimensional crystals exhibiting a unique control...
Aerobic Activity can Reduce Risk of Metastatic Cancer by 72%
TAU researchers find that exercise defeats cancer by increasing glucose consumption.
A new study at Tel Aviv University found that aerobic exercise can reduce the risk of metastatic cancer by 72%. According...
New Hope for Patients with Severe Bone Loss
Researchers induced bone regeneration with a special hydrogel that mimics the bone’s natural environment.
An innovative technology developed at Tel Aviv University will enable bone regeneration to correct...
Drones Against Illegal Waste Dumpsites
Use of drones to map illegal waste dumps could promote recycling and save Israel NIS 200 million.
A new study conducted at Tel Aviv University has mapped illegal construction waste dumps using drones. The...
Breakthrough Treatment May Improve Efficacy of Chemotherapy in Breast Cancer Patients
TAU-developed treatment may reduce risk for lung metastasis following chemo from 52% to only 6%.
A new treatment developed at Tel Aviv University may significantly enhance the efficacy of chemotherapy in...
Pressure Chamber Therapy Effective in Improvement of Autism
TAU study shows that treatment may significantly improve social abilities and condition of the autistic brain.
A new Tel Aviv University study succeeded in significantly improving social skills and the condition...
Will Biden Lose Congress?
Next week’s elections in the U.S. will be critical. Tel Aviv University researchers explain why.
The U.S. 2022 midterm elections on November 8 are fast approaching, but if a new President is not on...
Ukrainian Citizens Display High Resilience Amid Fighting
Ukrainian People show more national resilience than Israelis did during Operation “Guardian of the Walls”.
A first-of-its-kind study conducted by Tel Aviv University has found that the national...
The Bible – Fact or Fiction?
Researchers confirm invasions of biblical Israel using geomagnetic fields.
A joint study by TAU and the Hebrew University, involving 20 researchers from different countries and disciplines, has accurately...
Improving the Well-being of Women with BRCA Gene, Responsible for Breast Cancer
Unique technique found by Tel Aviv University researchers to improve emotional well-being of women with increased risk of breast cancer, assist in decision making.
Many young women with increased risk of...
The Hitchhiker’s Guide for Hostile Species
First-of-its-kind study shows how invasive marine species survive under surprising environmental conditions.
The phenomenon of marine animals invading distant regions endangers local marine environments and...
Want Success in Business? Have a Diverse Workforce
Diversity in gender and ethnicity among employees can lead to over 50% improvement in company decision-making.
Gender and ethnic diversity in the workplace are not just a matter of morality or political...
Our Ancestors Irreparably Damaged the Timna Valley Environment 3000 Years Ago
Their activities destroyed local vegetation for the copper industry.
Humans destroying ecosystems apparently dates as far back as to biblical times: Researchers from Tel Aviv University collected samples...
World’s Earliest Evidence of Opium Use
Opium residue was found in Israel, dating back to the 14th century BC. Researchers believe Canaanites used the psychoactive drug as offering for the dead.
A new study by the Israel Antiquities Authority,...
Slowing Down Skin Cancer
Tel Aviv University researchers decipher the mechanism that enables skin cancer to metastasize to the brain – delaying its spread by 80%.
Once melanoma, or skin cancer, spreads to the brain, it becomes...
Facebook Proven to Negatively Impact Mental Health
New study first to establish causal link between use of the platform and reported worsening in anxiety and depression among college students.
While many studies have found a correlation between the use of...
Are Corals in Deep Trouble?
Reproductive capacity of coral decreases with water depth.
Today, when coral reefs around the world are being severely damaged by climate change and other human impacts, many are pinning their hopes on deeper...
Making Wheat Rust-Resistant
Researchers respond to the global food crisis by enabling resistance of wheat to rust diseases.
Wheat supplies about one fifth of all calories and proteins consumed by humanity. However, through the millennia,...
Like Manna from the Sea
Innovative technology may ease global food crisis: “enriched seaweed” with extremely high nutritional value.
Researchers from Tel Aviv University and the Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research Institute...
Covid-19 Antibodies May Eliminate Need for Boosters
Breakthrough TAU discovery can neutralize all known Covid variants.
A team of Tel Aviv University researchers has demonstrated that antibodies isolated from the immune system of recovered COVID-19 patients...
Stop Blaming the Bats for Covid-19
Researchers conclude there’s insufficient proof of correlation between bats and the outbreak of the epidemic.
Shortly after outbreak of the Corona epidemic, accusations were voiced among the public,...
Eradicating Deadly Brain Tumors by ‘Starvation’
Inhibiting energy supply to glioblastoma cells, resulted in tumor regression within days
A groundbreaking study at Tel Aviv University effectively eradicated glioblastoma, a highly lethal type of brain cancer....
Can Music Help Prevent Severe Cognitive Decline?
TAU researchers developed musical tests to detect mental deterioration in old age.
Modern technology contributes to increased longevity and thus to the growth of the elderly population. It is therefore important...
Scientific discovery may facilitate speedy, objective, and accurate diagnosis of the condition using saliva
Scientific discovery may facilitate speedy, objective, and accurate diagnosis of the condition using saliva.
A scientific breakthrough from the Tel Aviv and Haifa Universities may facilitate speedy, objective,...
Tiny Molecule Makes Big Impact on Cancer Treatment
Newly discovered molecule may allow for more accessible and effective cancer immunotherapies.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University and the University of Lisbon have discovered a potentially new immunotherapy, which...
From the Patriarch to the Mossad: Learning About Israel on the Inside
Greek student Athanasios Katsikidis pursues his passion for reporting in Israel.
What do a former prime minister, a Greek Holocaust survivor and a retired spy chief have in common? Besides living in Israel, they...
New Learning Method for People with Autism
Could accelerate learning process and improve visual perception capabilities.
A new study from Tel Aviv University proposes a new learning method for people with autism that may accelerate the learning process...
Why do Corals Glow?
For centuries, nature lovers and scientists have been fascinated by the fact that creatures in the sea are able to glow. The phenomenon is very common in reef-building corals, but its biological role has been...
CRISPR Therapeutics can Damage the Genome
TAU Researchers caution that while the genome editing method is very effective, it is not always safe and can promote cancer.
A new study from TAU identifies risks in the use of CRISPR therapeutics – an innovative,...
New Perspectives on Tackling Human Trafficking
Prof. Hila Shamir is among TAU scholars fighting modern slavery.
In light of the World Day against Trafficking in Persons on July 30, we caught up with Prof. Hila Shamir to discuss her trailblazing legal research...
Combating Stigmas, Helping Others Thrive
Scholarship helps psychology student pursue dream of treating mental health among Ethiopian Israelis.
Coming from the Israeli-Ethiopian community, TAU student Bat El Bogala is intimately familiar with the challenges...
From City of God to the Holy Land
Brazilian student will apply TAU expertise in social innovation to empower youth in her impoverished hometown.
As a girl, TAU scholarship student Ana Letícia Araújo would accompany her mother from their favela...
Tel Aviv University Researchers Develop Long Covid Treatment
High-pressure oxygen therapy is now available for millions suffering from long Covid.
A groundbreaking new study from Tel Aviv University, the first of its kind in the world, found a promising treatment for...
Nursing People through Hard Times
Tami Fund Scholarship gives TAU student Hodaya Levy Rublin the chance to follow her dream.
As a teenager, Hodaya Levy Rublin fell in love with the nursing profession when she volunteered at a children’s hospital....
4th Covid-19 Vaccine Reduces Risk of Death by 72% Amongst Elderly
Study by Tel Aviv University, Ben Gurion University, and Israeli Ministry of Health included 40K Israelis.
A new study by Tel Aviv University and Ben Gurion University of the Negev, in collaboration with...
The Business of Balagan: Global MBA Propels Student’s Career
A TAU scholarship helped Eitan Rozen secure an international degree—and job
After three years working at a global consultancy firm in his native Mexico, Eitan Rozen knew he wanted to pursue graduate studies abroad,...
Going to the Beach? Sun Exposure Makes Men Hungrier than Women
TAU researchers find surprising connection between sun exposure and men’s appetite.
A new study from Tel Aviv University reveals that solar exposure increases appetite in males, but not in females....
From EMT to MIT: Shai Zilberzwige-Tal’s Fast-Track Journey in Life Sciences
Scholarship helps outstanding student follow her dreams.
When Shai Zilberzwige-Tal completed her army service, during which she was an emergency medical technician (EMT) stationed along the Gaza Strip, she knew...
Impressive achievement for Tel Aviv University in the Bar Association Exam
100% of the TAU alumni who took the Bar Association exams for the first time, passed successfully and Tel Aviv University also leads with the highest average grade.
For the first time, 100% of the TAU examinees...
While You Were Sleeping
Could we be one step closer to verifying whether a seemingly unconscious person is truly unaware of his or her surroundings?
A new TAU discovery may provide a key to a great scientific enigma: How does the...
Forging a Brighter Future through Caring
Motivated by scholarship for Israeli-Ethiopian students, TAU nursing undergrad aims to advance society through healthcare, academia and philanthropy.
In both her professional and personal ambitions, Tel Aviv...
Two New Planets Found in Milky Way
TAU team leads discovery of giant planets, similar in size to Jupiter, in remote corner of the galaxy.
Tel Aviv University researchers led the recent discovery of two new planets in remote solar systems within...
Diagnosing Diseases in Space
TAU researchers successfully test genetic diagnosis under microgravity conditions.
If pursuing the unknown in space is on your bucket list, you can take comfort in knowing that TAU researchers recently conducted...
An Unexpected Fit: From Yeshiva to TAU Law School
Trailblazers program & scholarship helped Daniel Ben Zeev find his place at TAU.
Daniel Ben Zeev is one of many second-year students at Tel Aviv University’s Buchmann Faculty of Law, but the path that led...
A Rising Star in STEM and Social Engagement
TAU student and Schulich Leader Kochava Pavlov overcame adversity to succeed in academia and beyond.
TAU undergrad Kochava Pavlov always loved learning, but for many years she didn’t believe that she would be...
Mexican Archaeologist Aspires to Bridge Countries, Cultures
Scholarship helped TAU student Andrea Garza pursue graduate studies in Israel.
As an undergraduate student in her native Mexico, Andrea Garza first visited Israel as a volunteer on an archaeological excavation...
Bringing Healthy Smiles to the Ultra-Orthodox Community
Backed by scholarship and support program, dental student Alon Elias pursues his dream of helping his community.
After spending his formative years in Israel’s ultra-Orthodox education system, Alon Elias...
Scholarship Helps Student Balance Top Internship with Graduate Studies
Legal Scholar David Bodenheim hopes to pay forward donor generosity.
Several years ago, David Bodenheim was a father of baby triplets. He had a full-time job in real estate during the day and studied for...
Olive Trees Were First Domesticated 7,000 Years Ago
Earliest evidence for cultivation of a fruit tree, according to researchers.
A joint study by researchers from Tel Aviv University and the Hebrew University unraveled the earliest evidence for domestication...
Asper Foundation, TAU Launch Innovative Clean Water Project
Gift enhances partnership between Tel Aviv University and one of Canada’s largest foundation.
Tel Aviv University together with the Canadian Friends of Tel Aviv University (CFTAU) on June 14 inaugurated the Asper...
Breakthrough Technology Could Lead to One-Time HIV Treatment
TAU researchers demonstrate initial success in neutralizing the virus with a single vaccine.
Researchers from Tel Aviv University demonstrated success of a novel technology that may be developed into a one-time...
If We Let Them Go, They Won’t Come Crawling Back
One in every five species of reptiles is facing extinction.
There are over 12,000 species of reptiles crawling our planet, but according to a new international study, involving researchers from Tel Aviv University...
BOG 2022: Strauss Brain Bank Inaugurated
Israel’s first MRI brain database launched to prevent brain disease.
In a festive ceremony during the 2022 Board of Governors meeting, TAU inaugurated the Strauss Neuroplasticity Brain Bank—Israel’s first MRI...
Outstanding Navigators, both Night and Day
Researchers find that bats navigate well, also during the day, thanks to their unique sensory integration.
It is time to bust a myth about bats – bats actually see well during the day and they know how to navigate...
TAU Researchers Find Gene Mechanism Linked to Autism and Alzheimer’s
Experimental drug has potential to treat rare syndromes that impair brain functions.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University, led by Prof. Illana Gozes from the Department of Human Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry...
Ukrainian Refugees Arriving in Europe
TAU researcher explains the unprecedented show of EU solidarity.
Over 6.5 million people have fled Ukraine over the last three months, following the Russian military invasion. Several more millions are...
Standing Up to Climate Change
TAU researchers are making significant environmental impact on the ground—now.
A software programmer, an ecologist and a wildlife photographer enter a room. This is not the preamble to a joke. This is a normal...
Big Brains Helped Large Animals Survive Extinction
TAU researchers: more brain power helped animals adapt to changing conditions and increased chances of survival.
What do an elephant, a rhino and a hippopotamus all have in common? All three, along with other...
BOG 2022: TAU Inaugurates Koret Center for Jewish Civilization
Center, uniting TAU and ANU Museum, aims to bridge divides between Israel and Diaspora, boost understanding of contemporary Jewish thought and identity.
Tel Aviv University, together with the Koret Foundation...
BOG 2022: TAU Inaugurates Sylvan Adams Sports Center
Upgraded facility “will nurture world-class athletes and future medal winners.
At a festive ceremony held on May 11, Tel Aviv University inaugurated the Sylvan Adams Sports Center. The Sylvan Adams sponsored...
BOG 2022: TAU Awards Honorary Degrees to Change-Making Cohort
11 distinguished individuals and one organization from diverse fields receive University’s top honor.
In a festive ceremony held during the 2022 Board of Governors meeting, Tel Aviv University awarded honorary...
BOG 2022: Nine Winners Receive Reimagined Dan David Prize
New focus on history reaffirms importance of field, supports early and midcareer researchers and practitioners.
The Dan David Prize was awarded to a diverse cohort of historians and researchers from around the...
This Week: TAU Welcomes Governors to Annual Meeting
Festive event brings hundreds of Governors and friends to campus from around the world, for first time since 2019.
The annual TAU Board of Governors Meeting will be taking place between May 11-16. For...
On Israel’s Independence Day, TAU Celebrates Breakthroughs
3D human spinal cord implants, a new type of prehistoric human and what could be the ultimate solution to Global Warming.
Birthdays are a great opportunity to reflect on achievements in the year that passed...
New Collaborations between TAU and Leading Turkish Universities
Following warming of relations between Israel and Turkey.
The warming of relations between Turkey and Israel, which peaked recently with the summit meeting between the President of Israel Yitzhak Herzog and...
Antisemitism in 2021: War and Covid-19 Catalyzed Global Uptick
TAU researchers stress need for reevaluation of strategies to combat antisemitism.
On the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day, The Center for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry issues its annual...
How are the Birds Coping with Climate Change?
Researchers detect changes in birds’ bodies, probably caused by global warming.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have found changes in the morphology of many birds in Israel over the past 70 years, which they...
The Ultimate Solution to Global Warming?
Breakthrough TAU discovery may accelerate an industrial transition to sustainable energy.
Hydrogen-powered bicycles and cars have been in serial production for years. In these vehicles, the regular polluting...
TAU Researchers Invent Healthy Weapon Against Covid
Vaccines of dietary supplements can help protect us against Corona and winter illnesses.
Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, humanity has led an arms race against mutations, variants, and extensive...
TAU Launches Manufacturing Research Center in India
Initiative will promote cutting-edge research with applications in biomedicine, space, defense, and more.
Tel Aviv University and Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology (TIET) in India have agreed...
Is the Vaccine Safe? Consult the Smart Sensor!
Innovative technology will prevent the reliance on self-reports for future vaccines, using smart sensors to ensure vaccine safety.
In most methods used today, clinical trials designed to evaluate the safety...
Research based on a comprehensive study of 8,000 birds in Israel
Tel Aviv University (TAU) researchers say that climate change may be responsible for changes in the morphology of many birds in Israel over the past 70 years. The body mass of some species decreased while in...
Work created by TAU-affiliated artists can’t exist on earth
Many think that physics is an exact science that requires the application of analytical and quantitative abilities, while art is based on emotion and creativity. A collaboration between the physicist Dr. Yasmine...
TAU Nanodrug Enables 2-in-1 Attack on Cancer
Innovation pinpoints hard-to-treat cancers and amplifies their responsiveness to treatments.
To overcome the resistance of certain cancers to different types of treatments, Tel Aviv University researchers developed...
Strengthening Local Leadership in Israel
New TAU program will help mayors of cities across Israel improve services, strengthen social bonds, and foster relationship with mayors globally.
Bloomberg Philanthropies and The Sagol Family announced a...
First Israeli Research Book Published in Abu Dhabi
The work was issued by the UAE’s largest public research institute.
For the first time since the signing of the Abraham Accords, an Israeli research book was published in Abu Dhabi. The UAE’s...
TAU Welcomes Ukrainian Emergency Fellowship Students
Some “need time to unfreeze”, as they begin their studies on campus.
Tel Aviv University officially welcomed seven Ukrainian graduate students, who arrived within the framework of the Emergency Fellowship...
TAU Researchers Identified a Serious Security Flaw in Samsung’s Galaxy Series
TAU Researchers Identified a Serious Security Flaw in Samsung’s Galaxy Series.
Tel Aviv University researchers have discovered a serious security flaw in Samsung’s flagship Galaxy series. The...
Prof. Ehud Gazit – First Israeli to Receive Prestigious International Recognition in Chemistry
Selected as International Solvay Chair in Chemistry for 2023.
Prof. Ehud Gazit from The Shmunis School of Biomedicine and Cancer Research at The George S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences and The Department...
Minor Head Injury Leads to Chronic Post-Concussion Syndrome in 1 of 4 Children
Long term consequences of mild head injury in children are underdiagnosed, causing prolonged suffering.
A new study by Tel Aviv University, Kaplan Medical Center and Shamir Medical Center (Assaf Harofeh)...
Inventive Study to Develop Biological Solutions for Agriculture
TAU and ag-biotech company PlantArcBio to collaborate on development of RNAi-based products.
Genetically improved plants can be a real-life magic stick for solving global famine issues. In a first-of-its-kind...
TAU Technology Could Prevent Repeat Heart Valve Surgery
Invention may lead to a dramatic improvement in the quality of life of many heart patients.
An international study led by a researcher from Tel Aviv University offers a novel technology that can assist many...
Unravelling Recycling Practices from 500,000 Years Ago
The urge to collect in the prehistoric world: preserving memory of ancestors and connectedness with place and time.
What drove prehistoric humans to collect and recycle flint tools that had been made, used,...
From War in Ukraine to Studies at TAU
We welcome PhD researcher Maryana Sytar, who left her war-torn country.
Tel Aviv University welcomed the first Ukrainian researcher who will spend the coming semester at the University after she was forced to...
Want Respect in the Workplace? Drop the Smileys
Employees who communicate with images and emojis are perceived as less powerful.
If you wish to signal power to your colleagues, your boss, or your subordinates, you should consider reducing your use of pictures...
TAU Special Briefing: Crisis in Ukraine
Experts dissect the war and its implications for the Jewish community, Europe and the world.
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters a second week, Tel Aviv University on Sunday hosted an expert briefing...
Investment in Social Funds Leads to a Reduction in Charitable Donations
Researchers warn that this substitution effect may impact charities negatively.
A new TAU study, the first of its kind, examined whether there is a connection between the rapid growth of investment in social...
TAU Launches Emergency Fellowship Fund for Ukrainian Graduate Students
Tel Aviv University to host students whose studies have been halted due to the unfolding crisis.
In response to the escalating war and dire humanitarian situation in Ukraine, Tel Aviv University today announced...
The New Dan David Prize Announces Inaugural Cohort of Winners
Nine outstanding scholars and practitioners of history to receive $300,000 each in recognition of breakthrough achievements in the study of the past.
The Dan David Prize, the world’s largest history prize,...
What the Ukraine Crisis Means for Cyber Warfare
What the Ukraine Crisis Means for Cyber Warfare.
While Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rapidly unfolds, we sat down with Omree Wechsler, a senior researcher in TAU’s Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for...
AI Week 2022 Draws over 5,000
Three-day virtual event hosted by TAU forecasts an exciting future in artificial intelligence.
Israel’s leading AI Week was recently organized by Tel Aviv University and covered breakthroughs and innovations...
Israeli Breakthrough in Treating PTSD
World first: TAU-led team shows success of oxygen therapy in alleviating symptoms of PTSD in military veterans.
Researchers from Tel Aviv University and Israel’s Shamir Medical Center were able to successfully relieve...
Prof. Oded Lipschits Awarded the 2022 EMET Prize in Archaeology
The annual prize is considered the “Israeli Nobel Prize”.
Prof. Oded Lipschits, head of The Sonia & Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology at The Lester and Sally Entin Faculty of Humanities at Tel Aviv...
Microplastics Increase Toxicity of Organic Pollutants by a Factor of 10
May cause severe damage to our health.
Microplastics are tiny fragments of plastic that are found almost everywhere: in wells, soil, food products, water bottles, and even in glaciers at the North Pole. A...
Why do Locusts Form Destructive Swarms?
TAU researchers may have the answer.
Locust swarms that ruin all crops in their path have been a major cause of famine from Biblical times to the present. Over the last three years, large parts of Africa,...
Can Higher Temperatures Accelerate the Rate of Evolution?
TAU researchers use worms to demonstrate that epigenetic inheritance of sexual attractiveness can impact the evolutionary process.
Can environment impact genetic diversity in face of changing conditions,...