• Prof. Sara Fuchs

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    The basis of D2 dopamine receptor diversity: Cloning, signal transduction, development, and correlation with disease.
    The nicotinic acetylcholine receptor: Structure, function, and regulation of gene expression.
    Myasthenia gravis: Regulatory mechanisms, epitopes, and immunodulation.
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    Prof. Lucio Frydman

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    Development of new methods in nuclear magnetic resonance and magnetic resonance imaging analysis.
    In vitro and in vivo hyperpolarized NMR and MRI
    Application of novel magnetic resonance methods to the study of cancer, fetal development, protein folding and unfolding.

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    Prof. Yitzhak Frishman

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    Non-Abelian Gauge Theories and Bound States
    Collaboration with:  Prof Jacob Sonnenschein
    Current quarks, Constituent quarks, and Hadron Masses
    Collaboration with:  Prof Marek Karliner

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    Prof. Asher Friesem

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    Diffractive Optical Elements and Planar Optics.
    Photonic Devices.
    Novel Laser Configurations.

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    Prof. Ehud Friedgut

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    Combinatorics and discrete Fourier analysis.
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    Prof. Matityahu Fridkin

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    Chemical-Biological and Clinical studies on novel drugs, primarily of peptidic nature,related to therapy of infectious ,inflamatory and neoplastic diseases.
    Collaboration with:  Y. Koch I. Gozes (TAU ) I. Offek (TAU ) R. Catane (TEL-HASHOMER )
    Anticancer, Antibacterial Antiinflammatory
    Novel synthetic and analytical methdologies are being developed.
    Solid-phase synthesis
    Classical solution chemistry
    Combinatorial technologies
    Studies include: drug design, pro-drugs, long-acting drugs and drug delivery.
    Collaboration with:  Y. Shechter
    Novel iron chelatores as potential drugs for neurodegenarative diseases
    Collaboration with:  M. Youdim ( Technio9n )
    small-molecules
    amino acids and peptides

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    Prof. Aviezri S. Fraenkel

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    Complementary sequences of integers, Fraenkel conjecture
    Collaboration with:  David Klein, Jamie Simpson
    Combinatorial game theory
    Collaboration with:  Urban Larsson, Lior Goldberg, Haiyan Li, Sanyang Liu, Wen An Liu , Udi Peled, Vladimir Gurvich, Clark Kimberling, Nhan B. Ho, Eric Duchene
    Numeration systems and theory of partitions
    Collaboration with:  George Andrews, James Sellers
    Judaic studies
    Patrolling the Border of a Striking Conjecture
    K-Pile Wythoff Games
    Study Mis`ere play
    the complexity of P construction; SG-computation, which enables the play of several games simultaneously.

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    Prof. David Fortus

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    The Role of Hormones in Shaping Adolescents' Motivation to Engage with Science
    Collaboration with:  Yoni Yeshayahu, Head of Pediatrics and Juvenile Endocrinology, Samson Assuta Hospital
    Hormones
    Parents & Peers
    Science Teaching Practices
    Curriculum
    Assessment
    School Culture & Philosophy
    Policy Implementation
    Systems, Transfer & Fields - A Novel Approach to Energy Instruction
    Collaboration with:  Joe Krajcik - Michigan State University Knut Neumann - Leibniz Institute for Science and Mathematics Education (IPN), Germany Jeff Nordine - University of Iowa Bob Geier - Michigan State University
    energy
    curriculum
    assessment
    preparation for future learning (PFL)
    NGSS
    self-efficacy
    Coronavirus Driven Study - Supporting Student Motivation in Hybrid Learning Environments
    Motivation
    Self-efficacy
    Pedagogical Practices
    Adolescents’ Declining Motivation to Engage with Science – The Contribution of Neuronal Changes
    Collaboration with:  Itai Berger - Head of Pediatric Neurology - Samson Assuta Hospital
    EEG
    Facial Expressions
    Cognitive Load
    Developmental Readiness
    Motivation
    Restructuring Middle School Science around the Grand Challenges
    Collaboration with:  Troy Sadler - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
    Socio-Scientific Issues
    Grand Challenges
    Science Education Standards
    High Stakes Tests
    Motivation
    Interest

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    Dr. Nir Fluman

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    Helix flipping across membranes
    Sequence features that allow transmembrane helices to flip across membranes
    Involvement of helix flipping events in the process of membrane protein folding and quality control
    Identification of physiologically-relevant conformational mechanisms that require helices to flip across membranes
    Computational studies of helix flipping events across proteomes
    Membrane protein quality control
    Characterizing the molecular features of unfolded membrane proteins
    Identifying and characterizing cellular factors that recognize misfolded membrane proteins

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    Prof. Robert Fluhr

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    Plant Response to Environmental Stress
    Reactive oxygen species in plant stress response
    Cellular REDOX state
    Gene expression networks in abiotic and biotic stress
    Oxylipins, singlet oxygen and lipidomics of the osmotic stress response in roots
    Singlet oxygen production in mutants, during photosynthesis and by natural photosensitizers and the resultant modification of RNA to yield translational arrest

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