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The Zimin Institute has been at the forefront of scientific philanthropy for over six years, supporting research at universities worldwide, including Tel Aviv University (TAU). Its mission is to harness contemporary scientific insights to address humanity’s challenges, bridging the gap between theory and practicscienal application. An integral part of this process is the

  Shaping the Future: Unmasking the Visionary Minds Behind the Zimin Awards 2023 May 16th , 2023   The Zimin Institute for Engineering Solutions Advancing Better Lives at Tel Aviv University announced the winners of its 2023 research grants in June. The four winning TAU projects presented solutions to some

David Mendlovic is a Full Professor of Electro-Optics, the Vice Dean for Research of the Faculty of Engineering, and the head of the Zimin Institute for Engineering Solutions Advancing Better Lives at Tel Aviv University. In addition to his academic work, Mendlovic is currently the CEO of Corephotonics, a camera tech company acquired

The Zimin Institute for Engineering Solutions Advancing Better Lives at Tel Aviv University announced the winners of its 2022 research grants in June. The four winning TAU projects presented solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges in the areas of medical applications. The winners were: Prof. Alexander Goldberg

A few days after Dmitry Zimin’s death on December 22, 2021, Tel Aviv University hosted his Israeli friends and colleagues for a memorial event in honor of the renowned scientist, entrepreneur and philanthropist. The virtual event, organized by the Zimin Foundation and family, was also broadcast from Zimin’s office in

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Matricelf is excited to announce that pharmaceutical giant Bayer and Prof. Tal Dvir’s lab at Tel Aviv University have signed an agreement for research collaboration, in which Bayer will test new drugs on human 3D heart tissues printed at Prof. Dvir’s lab. This technology, developed by Prof. Dvir, is currently

According to Prof. Tamir Tuller Automatically Deciphering Silent Cancerous Mutations based on Computational Models of Gene Expression and Molecular Evolution