Hidden Inner Ear Cells May Hold Key to Restoring Hearing
Tel Aviv University researchers identified inner ear cells with regenerative potential for sensory hair cells, a discovery by Prof. Sprinzak aiding hearing loss.
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Large Study: Prediction Markets Overhype Some Major Events While Missing Others
A Tel Aviv University study found prediction markets accurately forecast outcomes but tend to overestimate the likelihood of military conflict and technology…
Tel-Hai Becomes a University as Israel’s Battered North Begins to Rebuild
Tel-Hai University in Kiryat Shmona officially opens its first academic year as Israel's 11th research university, boosting northern reconstruction efforts.
Milk Chocolate, Instant Coffee and Burekas Prices Soar in Israeli Supermarkets
Israeli supermarkets see significant price hikes on staples like milk chocolate, burekas, and instant coffee, impacting household budgets.
Tel Aviv University and Wolfson Medical Center Launch Strategic Research Partnership
Tel Aviv University's medical faculty and Wolfson Medical Center have launched a strategic research partnership to advance interdisciplinary medical innovation.
Israel Launches National Center to Advance Biomedical Research
Israel inaugurates the National Biotech Innovation Center (INBI) in Jerusalem, uniting 15 leading institutions to advance biomedical research and.
New Report: Sharp Rise in Number of Doctors Leaving Israel
A Tel Aviv University study reports at least 1,370 doctors left Israel between 2023 and 2025, a sharp increase concerning specialists and those under 60.
Tumors Found to Rewire Immune Cells, May Lead to New Cancer Treatments
Israeli scientists at Tel Aviv University, led by Dr. Merav Cohen, found tumors reprogram macrophages to support their growth, potentially leading to new cancer.
Your Body May Be Cancelling Out Your Workout, Study Finds
A new Israeli-U.S. study from Tel Aviv University reveals the body adapts to exercise by reducing energy use elsewhere, effectively offsetting workouts and.
Israeli Study Points To Potential Breakthrough In Spinal Cord Injury Care
Researchers at Tel Aviv University in Israel have discovered a method to remove excess glutamate from the bloodstream, potentially revolutionizing spinal cord.