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The paper, which introduced a new proof system that reduces the computational complexity of zero-knowledge proofs, won an award from the Association for Computing Machinery.

PhD student Upasha Acharyya came here from Bangalore, India, just days before war broke out. She researches single-photon detectors, and says she feels “safe and secured.”

Noam Kalush, 43, married and father of two, PhD student and computational biology researcher at Prof. Hillel Kugler’s lab, was at his home in Netiv Haasara on Saturday, October 7th. This is his story

An initiative by the Faculty of Engineering’s Student Council got students volunteering in agricultural work

Tal Dvora, A student at Industrial Engineering and Information Systems program, tells us about the proposal video that has the entire country in tears of joy

The collaboration between Prof. Orit Shefi and artist Vardi Bobrov will feature as part of Transmeet Festival of art and science

As part of a formal verification and deep learning project, students Yael Leibovitch Weiss and Omer Cohen succeeded in introducing minimal noise to images, thereby leading object Detection algorithms to produce major errors

Earlier this month, the Faculty’s Prof. Amos Danielli organized a conference on the subject, where he delivered a talk about quick diagnostics using magnetic modulation biosensing technology

Dr. Shahar Alon studies T cells - single immune system cells, in an effort to figure out the circumstance that allow them to beat cancer cells. This groundbreaking research has earned him the prestigious European Union ERC grant.

Dr. Dor Atzmon specializes in heuristic search and planning, while working with AI plotting paths for robots in multi-agent environments

Dr. Michal Yemini studies optimization and distributed learning networks, using lying agents and intermittent connection, with particular focus on issues of information trust across robotic networks

Prof. Doron Naveh specializes in the development of two-dimensional materials and their application in electronic devices. The graphene developed in his lab could help achieve significant reduction of global energy consumption.

Prof. Kugler specializes in formal verification and graphical languages for computational and biological systems. He applies software verification methods on biological cells and biological computers, and runs experiments that will enable deeper scientific understanding and prediction of system behavior.

Prof. Gannot specializes in speech signal processing. Among other things, he is involved in developing algorithms for advanced hearing aids while also developing the hearing capabilities of social robots as part of a European Union project.

By the end of a project that lasted about four years, Prof. Moti Fridman’s team and Dr. Eliahu Cohen have successfully co-developed a unique quantum interferometer, based on time lenses, which allows high-precision measurements of ultra-fast processes