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A new discovery by TAU archaeologists supports biblical accounts of the last days of Judah.

NOTRE DAME

Renowned war journalist and TAU lecturer Itai Anghel discusses reporting in places of dangerous conflict with the mother of slain journalist James Foley on April 8.

ON CAMPUS

The Yosef and Farang Shahery Lobby at the new Check Point Building honors a family of compassionate humanitarians and advocates of higher education.

WIRED

McDonald's purchases machine learning/big data firm co-founded by TAU alum Liad Agmon.

JERUSALEM POST

TAU's CityZone initiative will enable early-stage start-ups to develop technologies and solutions relevant to the real needs of the modern city.

CNN

TAU researcher says layoffs hit women and minorities hardest.

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Low-Bandwidth Radar Technology Provides Improved Detection of Objects April 2, 2019 New TAU research breaks with long-held principles used in developing radar technologies.  
Genetically Encoded Sensor Isolates Hidden Leukemic Stem Cells March 12, 2019 Cells express surface markers that help them escape most targeted therapies, TAU researchers say.  
Be Nice to Your Doctor — You May Receive Better Care March 7, 2019 Under most conditions, positive social interactions have beneficial implications for employee performance, say TAU researchers.  
PCV Vaccine Leads to Steep Decline in Childhood Hospitalizations Due to Community-Acquired Bacteremia March 5, 2019 Vaccine also decreased antibiotic resistance patterns, TAU researchers say.  
Physicists Solve 35-Year-Old Mystery About Quarks March 4, 2019 Number of proton-neutron pairs in an atom determines how fast particles move, say TAU, MIT, Thomas Jefferson researchers.  
New Blood Test May Map Fetal Genome for Countless Mutations February 20, 2019 Test could detect innumerable diseases caused by minuscule impairments in the fetal genome, TAU researchers say.  
New Imaging Technology Captures Movement of Quantum Particles With Unprecedented Resolution February 19, 2019 Method paves the way for ultrafast control and extreme spatiotemporal imaging of condensed matter, TAU researchers say.  
Lightning's Electromagnetic Fields May Have Protective Properties February 8, 2019 Extremely low frequency fields may have played an evolutionary role in living organisms, say TAU researchers.  
Study Links Adult Fibromyalgia to Childhood Sexual Abuse February 6, 2019 Hyperbaric oxygen therapy sessions are an effective treatment, TAU researchers say.  
Adolescents With Celiac Disease Are at Higher Risk of Eating Disorders February 4, 2019 Overweight teenage girls with CD are at highest risk of developing early hallmarks of full-blown eating disorders, TAU researchers say.  
White Blood Cells Related to Allergies and Asthma May Also Be Harnessed to Destroy Cancer Cells January 22, 2019 Eosinophil immune cells are capable of killing colon cancer cells, TAU researchers say.  
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