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    Dr. Ron Diskin

    Viral glycoproteins - HIV and others
    BBSome structure and function

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    Dr. Michal Rivlin

    Direction selective circuits in the retina and their adaptive properties.
    Dynamic computations in retinal ganglion cells.
    Mechanisms of retinal adaptation.
    Information flow along the visual pathway and interpretation of retinal adaptation by higher order visual structures.

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  • Picture of Dr. Igor Ulitsky

    Dr. Igor Ulitsky

    Roles of long noncoding RNAs in gene regulation
    Functions of long noncoding RNAs in establishing cell identify
    Sequence determinants in long noncoding RNAs
    Evolution of intergenic regions in vertebrates
    Subcellular localization determinants in long RNAs

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  • Prof. Ran Raz

    Complexity Theory: In particular: Boolean circuit complexity, arithmetic circuit complexity, communication complexity, probabilistically checkable proofs, quantum computation and communication, randomness and derandomization.
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    Dr. Shalev Itzkovitz

    Design Principles of mammalian tissues
    Combining mathematical models and sensitive single-molecule measurements to study how single cells interact in tissues to jointly bring about physiological goals

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    Prof. Uri Alon

    Combining theoretical and experimental methods to discover design principles of biological circuits
    Systems level analysis of gene regulation networks, with E. coli as a model system.
    Systems Immunology
    Collaboration with:  Nir Friedman
    Evolution

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  • Prof. Yaron Lipman

    Geometric modeling, geometry processing, shape analysis, computer graphics, Discrete differential geometry
  • Prof. Zohar Komargodski

    Particle Physics and Quantum Field Theory
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    Prof. David Cahen

    Bio molecular and molecular (opto)electronics
    Collaboration with:  M. SHEVES, I.PECHT, L. Kronik,A.Vilan, R.Naaman, C.Sukenik (Bar Ilan), A.Kahn (Princeton), N.Koch (Humboldt), M.Tornow, J.Gooding (UNSW), H.Zuilhof (Wageningen)
    Understanding charge transport across organic molecules; with A. Vilan
    Understanding charge transport across proteins
    Proteins as dopable electronic materials
    Hybrid Organic/Inorganic, Molecular/Non-Molecular materials; fundamentals and impications for devices, e.g. solar cells
    Solar Energy: New materials and concepts, and understanding of Photovoltaics
    Collaboration with:  G. Hodes,D. Oron, S. Cohen, K. Gartsman, A. Kahn (Princeton)
    Molecular electronics for solar cells. The importance of molecules for inversion cells.
    Assessing possibilities and limitations of solar to electrical and chemical energy conversion
    Photovoltaic effect at Inorganic/Organic Hybrid Interfaces
    Extremely Thin Absorber Solar Cells

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    Prof. David Harel

    Visual formalisms, software engineering, biological modeling, visualization.

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