• Prof. Yoseph Imry

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    Mesoscopic physics: persistent currents, classical and quantum fluctuations, quantum interference effects on transport, decoheherce.
    Collaboration with:  see below.
    Effects of interaction on localization and on single-electron resonances. Many-electron effects and phase-shifts. Dephasing of Quantum interference in mesoscopics. Quantum noise and its detection. Effects of quantum fluctuations on nanosuperconductors.
    Collaboration with:  Y. Levinson, A. Aharony and E. Entin-Wohlman (TAU and BGU), Y. Ovadyahu and A. schiller (HU), P. Silvestrov (Leiden), M. Schechter and P, Stamp (UBC).

  • Prof. Amiram Grinvald

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    The Interactions between evoked and on-going activity and their potential functional role in cortical processing.
    Collaboration with:  D. Omer, M. Tsodyks
    The space-time dynamics of cortical activity as revealed by population activity (EEG, LFP and real-time optical imaging) coupled with single-unit and intracellular recordings.
    Collaboration with:  D. Omer, L. Rom M. Tsodyks
    Cortical correlates of attention in behaving monkeys.
    Collaboration with:  D. Omer, L. Rom
    The functional architecture underlying visual perception.
    Collaboration with:  D. Omer, L. Rom,
    The dynamics of cortical representations in the visual cortex.
    Collaboration with:  S. Naaman
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    Prof. Ilan Lampl

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    Synaptic plasticity inducted by sensory stimulation in the cortex
    Construction of receptive field properties in the somatosensory cortex
    studying functional connectivity in the barrel cortex
    Mechanisms of adaptation in the cortex
    Noise and synchrony in the mammalian cortex
    Dynamic properties and mechanisms of ongoing activity in the cortex
    Patterns in neuronal activity in the cortex

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    Prof. Yigal Burstein

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    Thermophilic enzymes
    Isolation, characterization and cloning of enzymes from extremophilic microorganisms.
    Structure, function and thermal stability relationship studies of extremophilic enzymes.
    Crystalization and determination of the three-dimensional structures of extremophilic enzymes.

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    Prof. Lia Addadi

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    Antibodies that recognize crystal surfaces and 2-dimensional organized patterns.
    antibody recognition of chiral crystal surfaces
    structure of cholesterol/ceramide monolayer mixtures. Molecular organization of lipid rafts
    Pathological crystallizations. Gout
    antibody recognition of amiloid structures
    Mechanisms of crystal nucleation and modulation of crystal growth and properties in biomineralization (bone, mollusk shells, echinoderms).
    Collaboration with:  S. Weiner
    Mechanism of cell adhesion using crystal substrates.
    Collaboration with:  B. Geiger

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    Prof. Haim Harari

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    Neutrino Physics (Particle Physics, cosmology, astrophysics implications)
    Patterns of quarks and leptons (masses, mixing, substructure)

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    Prof. David Mukamel

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    RNA and DNA denaturation.
    Collective phenomena in systems far from thermal equilibrium.
    Coarsening processes and slow dynamics.
    Systems with long range interactions

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    Prof. Moni Naor

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    Concrete Complexity
    Distributed Computing
    Cryptography and Complexity

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    Prof. Dan Yakir

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    Developing the use of stable isotopes (in particular, 13C, 18O, 15N, 2H) as tracers of biogeochemical cycles on land.
    Environmental and climatic influence on the exchange of trace gases and energy between plants, soil and the atmosphere.
    Climatic influence on the natural abundance of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen isotopes in CO2, O2, H2O and organic matter.

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    Prof. Uzy Smilansky

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    Mathematical methods for Archaeological research.
    Semi-classical quantization.
    Chaotic scattering.
    Quantum chaos.

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