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Prof. Illana Gozes Ranks Second Worldwide in Molecular Neuroscience Prof. Illana Gozes rises to second place worldwide in molecular neuroscience in the ScholarGPS rankings, after ranking third for two consecutive years.

Gray Faculty Researchers Receive Joint Grants with Medical University of Vienna Researchers from Tel Aviv University and the Medical University of Vienna receive joint grants supporting scientific collaboration between the two institutions.

New Approach to Enhancing Collagen Production in Mammalian Cells Research at the School of Dental Medicine

2026 Early-Career Research Grants: Congratulations to the Recipients Supporting Early-Career Researchers

Dr. Yael Zaltz Appointed Head of the Department of Communication Disorders New Leadership at the Steyer School

Prof. Benjamin Dekel Awarded the 2026 Kadar–Sheba Prize for Excellence in Prof. Benjamin Dekel received the 2026 Kadar–Sheba Prize for his contributions to kidney development, regenerative nephrology, and organoid biology.

Bar Shahar Wins Falling Walls Lab Tel Aviv 2026 PhD student Bar Shahar won Falling Walls Lab Tel Aviv 2026 and will represent Israel at the Global Finale in Berlin in November.

Tel Aviv University and Leibniz Institute Expand Collaboration in Brain Research A new partnership between the Sieratzki Institute for Advances in Neuroscience and Germany’s Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology will advance joint research, electrophysiology and neuroimaging, while creating new training opportunities for early-career researchers.

Gray Faculty Joins Israel’s New National Biotechnology Innovation Center The Gray Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences is a partner in the newly established Israel National Biotechnology Innovation Center (INBI), bringing together leading academic institutions and medical centers to advance biomedical research toward clinical application.

New Gene Discovery Reveals an Essential Role for Formin-1 in Hearing A new study identifies FMN1 as essential for hearing in humans and mice and reveals how formin-1 helps maintain the cellular architecture of the inner ear.

From TAU Research to a New Approach in Cancer Treatment: Prof. Yona Keisari and Research by Prof. Yona Keisari, Professor Emeritus at the Gray Faculty, helped lead to the development of Alpha DaRT, a technology that delivers alpha radiation directly within solid tumors.

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