Tel Aviv University

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Tel Aviv, Northwestern universities launch joint nanoscience program
JNS20.11.2018
The dual venture will include post-doctoral fellowships, a student-exchange program and research grants for commercial projects.
Leigh Engineering Faculty Boulevard, Tel Aviv University. Credit: Ido Perelmutter via Wikimedia Commons.
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Tel Aviv, Northwestern universities launch joint nanoscience program
20.11.2018
The dual venture will include post-doctoral fellowships, a student-exchange program and research grants for commercial projects.
Leigh Engineering Faculty Boulevard, Tel Aviv University. Credit: Ido Perelmutter via Wikimedia Commons.
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Breast-Cancer Awareness Month
Tel Aviv scientist lights the way in detecting cancer cells
Oren Peleg11.10.2018
The research of Professor Ronit Satchi-Fainaro, head of Tel Aviv University’s Cancer Research and Nanomedicine Laboratory, marks a potential turning point in the art of tumor excision.
The Life Sciences Building at Tel Aviv University. Credit: Michael Jacobson/Wikimedia Commons.
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Tel Aviv meets California, as prime students immerse in entrepreneurship
17.07.2018
The participants—from Israel, Turkey, Sweden, South Africa, Georgia and the United States—had the chance to pitch their startups to angel investors and the community at a public event held in Santa Monica.
Ron Biton and Shiran Schmerling, participants in the IDEAS Immersion program, present their startup platforms to L.A.-based companies and the community. Credit: Harmony Wedding Photography.
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Tel Aviv University partners with University of Illinois for R&D
25.06.2018
The state budget puts half-a-billion dollars towards a venture being promoted as “the Midwest’s answer to Silicon Valley.”
From left: AFTAU board members Clement Erbmann and Ralph Mandell; Vice President for Economic Development and Innovation for the University of Illinois System Ed Seidel; Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner; Consul General of Israel to the Midwest Aviv Ezra; and AFTAU board member Tim Schlindwein Credit: American Friends of Tel Aviv University.
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Israeli, U.S. astronomers may have uncovered proof of mysterious ‘dark matter’
28.02.2018
“Dark matter is the key to unlocking the mystery of what the universe is made of,” said Professor Rennan Barkana, head of the department of astrophysics at Tel Aviv University’s School of Physics and Astronomy.
Pattern of radio waves on the sky caused by the combination of radiation from the first stars and the effect of dark matter. Blue regions are those where the dark matter cooled down the ordinary matter most strongly. Credit: Professor Rennan Barkana.
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