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Electric Body Parts: Charged Nanoparticles Can Lead Medications to Specific Organs
Jun 26th, 2025
Electric Body Parts: Charged Nanoparticles Can Lead Medications to Specific Scientists in Dan Peer’s lab found that positively charged mRNA nanoparticles concentrate in the lungs - suggesting new treatments for lung cancer
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
  • Life Sciences
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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Jun 15th, 2025
Important Security Update 15/6/2025 While it's hard to know exactly what lies ahead, being prepared and staying informed will help us navigate this time together as calmly and safely as possible
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  • Life Sciences
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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How to Make Cancer Cells Go Out with a Bang
May 12th, 2025
How to Make Cancer Cells Go Out with a Bang A new virus-based therapy targets cancer cells’ ability to die silently, triggering an immune response and enhancing anti-tumor treatments
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
  • Life Sciences
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
  • Life Sciences
When the Cell's Production Manager Goes Off Its Rails
Apr 7th, 2025
When the Cell's Production Manager Goes Off Its Rails The function of our cells and the production of proteins depend on coordination among countless different molecules. In new research, Prof. Orna Elroy-Stein and her colleagues revealed what happens when one of the main orchestrators of protein production malfunctions
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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Exploring the Creative Process in Science: A Unique Workshop for Postdocs
Mar 25th, 2025
Exploring the Creative Process in Science: A Unique Workshop for Postdocs TAU’s first Night Science Postdoc Club session, led by Prof. Itai Yanai
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
Prof. Ayala Lampel Wins Nanomaterials Young Investigator Award
Mar 23rd, 2025
Prof. Ayala Lampel Wins Nanomaterials Young Investigator Award Recognizing her groundbreaking work in designing smart liquids with life-like properties for advanced applications in biosensing and drug delivery
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
Same but Different: How Viruses Mimic Human Proteins to Hijack Our Cells' Mechanisms. Dr. Tzachi Hagai (Photo: Chen Galili)
Mar 13th, 2025
Same but Different: How Viruses Mimic Human Proteins to Hijack Our Cells' Dr. Tzachi Hagai explores the ensuing evolutionary arms race between our proteins and their viral copycats
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  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
  • Life Sciences
Prof. Dan Peer and Dr. Riccardo Rampado
Jan 29th, 2025
A World First: Researchers Successfully Deliver mRNA-Based Drugs to the The groundbreaking Tel Aviv University study was led by post-doctoral fellow Dr. Riccardo Rampado together with Vice President for R&D Prof. Dan Peer, a pioneer in the development of mRNA therapeutics and Director of the Laboratory of Precision Nano-Medicine at the Shmunis School of Biomedical and Cancer Research. The study was published on the cover of the prestigious journal Advanced Science.
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  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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Infected sea urchin on Reunion Island
Jan 28th, 2025
The deadly pathogen that decimated sea urchins in Eilat has now spread to the Research team: “This is an extremely violent global pandemic. The Caribbean, Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean are critical regions for the world’s coral reefs, and mortality rates for sea urchins in these areas are very high — over 90 percent
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  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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A pair of Spur-winged Lapwings | photo by: Avichai Ran
Jan 23rd, 2025
City-Dwelling Spur-Winged Lapwings Move Around More Than Their Rural The study was led by doctoral student Michael Bar-Ziv from the School of Zoology under the guidance of Prof. Orr Spiegel. Additional contributors included Hilla Ziv, Mookie Breuer, Eitam Arnon, and Assaf Uzan, all members of the Movement Ecology and Individual Behavior Laboratory at the School of Zoology
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  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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Prof. Shenkar during research dive
Jan 19th, 2025
New Study Reveals: Marine animals consume microplastic particles and excrete The research was conducted by PhD student Eden Harel of the School of Zoology in the Wise Faculty of Life Sciences, Prof. Noa Shenkar of the School of Zoology and the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History, and Prof. Ines Zucker of the School of Mechanical Engineering and the Porter School of the Environment and Earth Sciences
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  • Cancer, Cell Biology, and Immunology
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