Backed by Tel Aviv University’s Zimin Institute, X-trodes is turning lab innovation into a global breakthrough in wearable biosensing. Translating groundbreaking academic research into tangible, real-world applications is a persistent…
Abstract Plant roots are considered highly efficient soil explorers. As opposed to the push-driven penetration strategy commonly used by many digging organisms, roots penetrate by growing, adding new cells at…
Abstract Training Reinforcement Learning (RL) policies for a robot requires an extensive amount of data recorded while interacting with the environment. Acquiring such a policy on a real robot is…
May 26th , 2024 The Zimin Institute for Engineering Solutions Advancing Better Lives at Tel Aviv University recently marked its sixth anniversary with an appreciation ceremony. The event brought…
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…
Abstract Plant roots are considered highly efficient soil explorers. As opposed to the push-driven penetration strategy commonly used by many digging organisms, roots penetrate by growing, adding new cells at…
Introduction Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (MARL) addresses the decision-making for multiple agents in a common environment moving collectively [1, 2]. Many MARL algorithms were developed in recent years [3, 4] while only few…
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…
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…
Abstract Design of peptide binders is an attractive strategy for targeting “undruggable” protein-protein interfaces. Current design protocols rely on the extraction of an initial sequence from one known protein interactor…