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Dr. Shahar Alon was interviewed by Nature about expansion microscopy (ExM), a technique he uses to biopsy cancer tissues to reveal how gene activity patterns shift when immune cells and tumor cells meet

Dr. Weiss joined the electrical engineering program’s communications track. He likes the way mathematics describes problems of extracting information from observations, and works on solving these problems in areas such as communications, localization, and compression for estimation purposes using classical and modern tools such as machine learning

Meet Ron Shalev, second-year data engineering student, reserve logistics officer, October 7^th survivor and Otef evacuee. “I am eternally appreciative of your mission, I know first-hand how difficult it is,” she tells her fellow students on reserve duty

Prof. Leshem was invited to serve on the IEEE Signal Processing Society’ Fellow Evaluation Committee. He became a Fellow three years ago in recognition of his contribution to the field of multi-channel and multi-agent signal processing

Daniel Omer, a master’s student of Dr. Or Sheffet, attended the NeurIPS conference on AI and computational neuroscience theory in Vancouver where he presented a paper on the link between differential privacy and hypotheses testing

Gal specializes in AI-based technologies for HR and Talent Acquisition; Two of his Start-Up companies have made successful exits. He was invited by Dr. Hila Chalutz - Ben Gal to speak at the Faculty of Engineering about how AI is transforming the Business World 

This year’s winner of the SPIE’s Gabor award goes to Prof. Ze’ev Zalevsky for his significant contribution to the field of holography and diffractive optics.

Yaron Trink of Prof. Tomer Kalisky’s research group traveled to Berlin to participate in a joint project with ISBCB. Yaron utilized methods of unsupervised machine learning to characterize the process of deterioration in MS patients

Hadar’s poster won second place out of 300 participating posters at the Israel Society for Neuroscience conference. Hadar is developing innovative technology for detecting changes in brain function in early-stages Alzheimer’s patients.

At just 19, Rom is already on his fourth year at the Faculty of Engineering, a student at Prof. Orit Shefi’s lab. The scholarship recognizes his excellence at the relevant fields of study

Noga Entin of Dr. Adi Makmal’s research group attended the international QTech 2024 conference on quantum technology in Berlin. Entin researches and develops a method for freestyle pulse optimization, at the quantum hardware level

Students Aliza Bruck and Einav Ashual participate in Elbit's “Babushka” project, aimed at encouraging women to integrate into engineering and technological professions. “I feel that it contributes to my development both professionally and personally”

Dr. Leonid Yavits’s research group was recently granted a generous donation of equipment by AMD, a company specializing in CPUs, FPGA and other hardware VLSI products. The donation is a variety of FPGA cards – a platform that enables hardware programming

Oz Mualem of Prof. Orit Shefi’s research group traveled to Columbia University in New York to participate in a conference on biomolecular motors. His research focuses on nerve rehabilitation and the study of damage and abrasion to neuron cytoskeletons as a result of mechanical stimulation

Noam Feldman, 24 from Beit Shemesh, a Master's student of Electrical Engineering at Dr. Shahar Alon's Spatial Genomics Laboratory, recently won a scholarship offered by the Ministry of Science and Technology to outstanding graduate and PhD students from the ultra-Orthodox sector in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).