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(l-r) Prof. Erez Lapid, Dr. Eran Elinav, Dr. Ayelet Erez, Prof. Ehud Friedgut, Dr. Ilana Kolodin-Gal, Prof. Ulf Leonhardt, Dr. Ron Diskin, Dr. Haim Beidenkopf, Dr. Shahar Dobzinski, Dr. Shalev Itzkovitz, Dr. Erez Berg and Dr. Emmanuel Levy

 

 

 

 

  • Dr. Haim Beidenkopf - Condensed Matter Physics - Dr. Beidenkopf researches the unusual behavior of electrons in topological phases and novel materials, which may have future applications in electronic circuits and quantum computers.

 

  • Dr. Erez Berg - Condensed Matter Physics - Dr. Berg investigates theories of superconductivity; among other things, he is seeking to formulate rules that may explain apparent contradictions in quantum and superconductor physics.

 

  • Dr. Ron Diskin - Structural Biology - Dr. Diskin investigates viral glycoproteins – structures on viruses, including HIV, that enable them to infect – as well as a genetic disorder characterized by dysfunctional cilia on cell membranes.

 

  • Dr. Shahar Dobzinski - Computer Science and Applied Mathematics - Dr. Dobzinski’s research touches on the intersection of economics, game theory and computer science, with an eye to designing fast algorithms for auctions that take into account the incentives of bidders.

 

  • Dr. Eran Elinav - Immunology- Dr. Elinav explores the complex crosstalk between host and microbiota, especially in the gastrointestinal tract, where such interactions may be involved in autoimmune and metabolic disease.

 

  • Dr. Ayelet Erez - Biological Regulation - Dr. Erez is a pediatric geneticist and researcher who investigates how cancer cells are metabolically “rewired” in oncogenesis.

 

  • Prof. Ehud Friedgut - Mathematics - Prof. Friedgut’s research involves threshold phenomena – in which minute changes in a parameter may invoke dramatic change in a random system, much as water freezes instantly when reaching a certain temperature. He also studies combinatorics, a branch of mathematics that has strong connections to theoretical computer science.

 

  • Dr. Shalev Itzkovitz - Molecular Cell Biology - Dr. Itzkovitz combines mathematical analysis with sensitive methods for measuring single cells in intact tissues to uncover the design principles of mammalian tissues.

 

  • Dr. Ilana Kolodkin-Gal - Molecular Genetics- Dr. Kolodkin-Gal’s research provides insight into new ways of fighting bacteria, including a factor that makes bacteria resistant to cell death and a substance that breaks up bacterial biofilms.

 

  • Prof. Erez Lapid - Mathematics - Prof. Lapid is working on unraveling outstanding questions in the field of Number Theory, which deals with such properties of numbers as divisibility and primality.

 

  • Prof. Ulf Leonhardt - Physics of Complex Systems - Prof. Leonhardt develops ideas for “pure and applied magic”: invisibility cloaking, perfect imaging and optical analogues of the event horizon.

 

  • Dr. Emmanuel Levy - Structural Biology - Dr. Levy is interested in protein-protein interactions at both the structural and cellular levels.

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