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    Prof. Tali Kimchi

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    Neuronal Basis of Sexually Dimorphic Behaviors
    Sexually dimorphic pheromone signals – perception, processing and biology function
    Characterizing novel pheromone-mediated responses in wild-caught mouse colonies
    Identifying the genetic basis of sex-typical social and reproductive behaviors
    Mapping brain circuits controlling innate social and reproductive behaviors

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    Prof. Adi Kimchi

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    Programmed Cell Death: from single genes and molecular pathways towards systems level studies
    Deciphering the roles of the DAP genes in programmed cell death
    Systems biology analysis of the programmed cell death network
    Functional annotations of a family of death-associated kinases: DAPk, DRP-1 and ZIPk
    Protein translation control during cell death: structure/function analysis of the DAP5 gene

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    Dr. Boaz Katz

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    Open questions in theoretical astrophysics including:
    How do stars explode to produce supernovae? (I think there is an actual chance to finally answer this soon due to accumulating data and new ideas!)
    The three body problem (surprisingly connected to supernovae)
    Where do Cosmic Rays come from and how are they accelerated?

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  • Prof. Victor Katsnelson

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    Operator theory
    Harmonic analysis.
    Classical analysis
    Analytic theory of differential equations.
    System representation theory of matrix functions.
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    Dr. Yohai Kaspi

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    Geophysical fluid dynamics
    Atmospheric dynamics on Earth and other planets
    Storm track dynamics
    Geostrophic turbulence
    Superrotation
    Climate dynamics
    Planetary interiors
    Gravitational signature of internal dynamics on giant planets
    Jets on giant planets
    Internal tides
    The Juno mission to Jupiter

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    Prof. Uri Karshon

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    Heavy quark production at the HERA e-p collider.
    Collaboration with:  ZEUS Collaboration, DESY, Hamburg
    Gluon density in the proton and partonic structure of the photon.
    Collaboration with:  ZEUS Collaboration, DESY, Hamburg
    Tests of QCD dynamics in high energy e-p collisions.
    Collaboration with:  ZEUS Collaboration, DESY, Hamburg
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    Prof. Steven J.d Karlish

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    Development of isoform-selective drugs
    Molecular mechanisms involved in generation of essential hypertension.
    Regulation of Na/K-ATPase by FXYD proteins.
    Crystalization and function of Na/K-ATPase.

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    Prof. Yakar Kannai

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    Partial differential equations.
    Mathematical economics

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    Professor Emeritus Zvi Kam

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    Cellular Biophysics
    Collaboration with:  Benjamin Geiger, John Sedat, David Agard (UCSF)
    Quantitative analysis of structural features and dynamic changes in cells using microscope imaging
    High throughput high-definition microscopy application in systems cell biology
    Adaptive optics methods applied to thick sample imaging
    Cell level informatics

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    Prof. Steffen Jung

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    Monocyte and Brain Macrophage Functions in Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis (EAE), a model for multiple sclerosis (MS)
    Collaboration with:  Marco Prinz, University of Freiburg, Germany Pablo Blinder, TAU, Israel
    Microglia contributions to relapsing remitting EAE
    Contributions of perivascular macrophages to EAE.
    Modules ensuring microglia quiescence and restoration of the microglia ground state following activation, with a particular focus on the IL-10 axis
    Contributions of IL-23 producing monocytes in the generation of pathogenic T cells in EAE
    Comparative analysis of HSC-derived engrafted brain macrophages and host microglia in health and disease
    The role CX3C chemokine axis in intercellular communication.
    Contributions of Dendritic cell, Macrophages and Monocytes Contributions to Gut Health and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
    Studying Molecular Cues guiding Mononuclear Phagocyte Differentiation
    Definition of monocyte development in physiology and pathophysiology (IBD, obesity)
    Study of differentiation of monocytes into tissue macrophages in small and large intestine and blood
    Studying Interactions of Macrophages with Sympathetic Nerve System
    Collaboration with:  Avraham Yaron, Weizmann Institute

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