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    Prof. Oren Schuldiner

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    A genetic dissection of developmental axon regeneration
    Molecular mechanisms of neuronal remodeling during development: Developmental axon pruning in Drosophila
    The role of cell-cell interaction in regulating developmental axon pruning
    The role of intracellular signaling in regulating developmental axon pruning
    The role of trafficking in regulating developmental axon pruning
    Glia and their effect on neuronal growth and remodeling

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    Prof. Maya Schuldiner

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    Uncovering tethers, functions and regulators of membrane contact sites in yeast
    Mitochondria-Peroxisome contact sites
    Peroxisome-Plasma membrane contact sites
    Lipid Droplet-Mitochondria contact sites
    The proteome of contact sites
    Targeting and translocation to Organelles
    Uncovering a role for the Ssh1, the alternative, translocon in yeast
    Deciphering targeting of proteins to mitochondria
    Targeting of membrane proteins to peroxisomes
    Targeting priority of matrix proteins to peroxisomes
    Uncovering new peroxisomal proteins and their functions
    Collaboration with:  Dr. Einat Zalckvar
    Metabolite transport across the peroxisome membrane
    Peroxisome contact sites
    Peroxisome quality control
    Peroxisome targeting
    New peroxisomal enzymes and their functions
    Novel methodologies for systematic exploration of yeast organelle protein functions
    Creation of versatile yeast libraries
    High throughput electron microscopy techniques
    Translocation sensors
    High throughput expansion microscopy in yeast

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    Prof. Elad Schneidman

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    Biological networks
    Decision making and learning
    Animal swarming and collective behavior
    Computational Neuroscience
    Neural Coding
    Information and noise in neural populations
    Decoding neural activity
    Network organization and design
    Natural Scenes

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    Prof. Avigdor Scherz

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    Quantification of atoms, groups and molecules electronegati using metal substituted bacteriochlorophylls and application to chemical reactivity.
    Resolving the forces which drive membrane protein assembly.
    The mechenism behind generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) by illuminating novel bacteriochlorophyll derivatives and their application in photodynamic therapy (PDT) of tumors.

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    Prof. Gideon Schechtman

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    Convex geometry
    Functional analysis and geometry of Banach spaces
    Probability

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    Prof. Jacob Sagiv

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    Supramolecular Architecture at Interfaces (with R. Maoz)
    Supramolecular Surface Chemistry: Bottom-up Nanofabrication using Planned Self-Assembling Mono- and Multilayer Systems (with R. Maoz)
    Constructive Lithography: Contact Electrochemical Surface Patterning on Lateral Length Scales from Nanometer to Centimeter (with R. Maoz)
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    Prof. Dov Sagi

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    Human vision, with an emphasis on processes involved in image segmentation, learning, and memory.

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    Prof. Boris Rybtchinski

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    Organic self-assembly: nanoreactors and nanocapsules
    Solar fuels: photoinduced water splitting for hydrogen production
    Artificial photosynthesis: light-harvesting materials for solar energy conversion

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    Prof. Menachem Rubinstein

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    Role of oxidative stress in type 2 diabetes
    Collaboration with:  Mike Walker
    Metabolic diseases
    Role of C/EBPbeta in multidrug resistance
    Collaboration with:  Chiara Riganti (Univ. Torino, Italy)
    Cancer Research
    Attenuation of chemotherapy side effects
    Collaboration with:  Gillian Dank (Koret School of Veterinary Medicine of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
    Cancer Research

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    Prof. Varda Rotter

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    Molecular mechanisms controlling the expression of p53 in normal cells and its deregulation in cancer cells
    Involvement of p53 in cell differentiation and apoptosis: <I>in vivo</I> and in vitro models.
    Cellular proteins that specifically complex with the p53 protein.
    Cellular proteins that are induced upstream or downstream to the p53 protein following genotoxic stress.

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