Lea Eisenbach

Prof. Lea Eisenbach

Cold War against Cancer

11.03.2015

Combining two innovative treatments might help keep cancer from spreading

(l-r) bottom: Tamar Gross, Prof. Lea Eisenbach, Dr. Esther Tzehoval and Zoya Alteber; middle row: David Bassan and Adi Sharbi-Yunger; top row: Lior Roitman, Mareike Grees and Adam Solomon

Seek and Destroy

11.02.2015

New strategies might help the immune system outwit cancer cells

Cell 'Suicide' Gene Linked To Metastasis

Cell 'Suicide' Gene Linked To Metastasis

13.11.1997

REHOVOT, Israel - November 13, 1997 -A Weizmann Institute of Science study reported in the November 13 issue of Nature...

Research on a Potential Cancer Vaccine

Research on a Potential Cancer Vaccine

01.10.1996

World media report: Synthetic vaccine stops cancer spreading in mice

Scientific Cooperation growing between Weizmann and Egyptian Scientists

Scientific Cooperation growing between Weizmann and Egyptian Scientists

01.05.1995

A joint conference on weed control reflects increasing scientific ties...

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