TAU’s Aufzien Family Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease is a leader in new approaches to the disorder.
TAU’s Professor Noa Shenkar discusses the recent oil spill on the Israeli coast.
TAU’s Dr. Bruria Adini says the simulations can provide the kinds of experiences, insights, and lessons that tabletop and other in-person exercises can’t match.
TAU archaeologists find evidence of how purple rose to prominence to become the color of royalty.
Scientists in Israel are probing an “Achilles’ heel” in cancer cells — and they are hopeful that a new array of drugs can be designed to exploit the weakness.
Ultraviolet LED lights kill coronavirus quickly, efficiently and cheaply — but don’t go stringing purple lights all over your home.
Students from Pakistan, Indonesia, Qatar and Afghanistan all tuned in to a course previously enjoyed only in a Tel Aviv classroom.
TAU scientists say they’ve created a precise way to treat cancer in mice.