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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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  • Picture of Prof. Gideon Schechtman

    Prof. Gideon Schechtman

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    Convex geometry
    Functional analysis and geometry of Banach spaces
    Probability

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    Prof. Yardena Samuels

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    Synthetic lethal interaction network of melanoma
    Identification of melanoma hub interactomes
    CRISPR screens to reveal driver gene interactions and drug resistance genes
    Decipher the immuno-genetic interactions between melanoma and T cells
    HLA peptidome analysis of metastatic melanoma lesions

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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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    Extracellular Matrix (ECM) remodeling: from biophysical principles to drug design
    ECM remodeling by unique enzymes: investigating ECM proteolysis and cross-linking that provide chemical and mechanical stimuli regulating cellular behavior in health and disease.
    Drug Design: develop specific inhibitors to control the enzymatic activity of ECM remodeling enzymes, elucidating their function, mode of action, and therapeutic potential.
    Matrix Biology: the ECM and its remodeling enzymes in physiological and pathological conditions. Development of novel tools in the fields of systems biology, immunological tools, molecular and biochemical methods, and a wide range of imaging techniques to study ECM functional remodeling.

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  • Picture of Prof. Dov Sagi

    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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  • Picture of Prof. Samuel Safran

    Prof. Samuel Safran

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    Biological Physics - mesoscale theory
    Collaboration with:  Dennis Discher, Univ. Pennsylvania - DNA damage in migrating cells as a model of metastasis. Talila Volk, Weizmann Institute - muscle cells and nuclear deformation. Gary Karpen, Berekely - phase separation in the cellular nucleus: experiments; Frank Juilicher - MPI Dresden - phase separation theory. Prof. Zheng Gang Wang - CalTech - thoery of polymer interactions applied to chromosome ovelap. Tony Hyman - MPI Dresden - phase separation in cells.
    Soft matter physics - theory
    Cell cytoskeletal mechanics - theory
    Mesoscale chromatin organization - theory
    Cell shape and volume - theory
    Phase separation and condensates in cells - theory

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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. Yinon Rudich

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    Health effects of atmospheric particulate matter
    Collaboration with:  Prof. Ralf Zimmermann - Helmholtz Center Munich and University of Rostock, Germany Prof. Astrid Kiendler-Scharr - Hemholtz Ceter Juelich, Germany
    Ice nucleation by atmospheric particles
    Collaboration with:  Prof. Ido Braslvski - Hebrew University
    The transport of microorganisms in the atmosphere and their possible biogeochemical effects. Atmospheric microbiome.
    Optical properties of atmospheric organic aerosols
    Collaboration with:  Dr. Steve Brown - NOAA, Boulder CO Prof. Alexander Laskin - Purdue University

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  • Picture of Prof. Menachem Rubinstein

    Prof. Menachem Rubinstein

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    In vivo gene therapy and targeted viral oncolysis
    Collaboration with:  Gideon Schreiber
    In vivo targeting of viral vectors. In vivo targeting of oncolytic viruses

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