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Gray Faculty MedTech Hackathon Concludes Three Days of Innovation Students, mentors, researchers, clinicians, and industry partners came together for three days of collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving at the Gray Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences MedTech Hackathon.

Alrov Center for Digital Medicine Holds Annual Symposium at Tel Aviv Sourasky Around 100 physicians, researchers, students, and industry leaders gathered to explore emerging trends and strengthen collaborations in the rapidly evolving field of digital medicine.

Prof. Jeffrey Hausdorff Receives the 2026 Robert W. Kleemeier Award Prof. Jeffrey Hausdorff has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 Robert W. Kleemeier Award of the Gerontological Society of America.

Multi-omics and live imaging reveal the cells that initiate hearing cell A new study by Lama Khalaily, Prof. Karen Avraham and colleagues, published in Science Advances, sheds light on the cellular and molecular mechanisms that drive hair cell regeneration in the inner ear.

About The Hella and Marian Gertner Fellowship Fund Recognizing excellence in medical and health sciences research

Gray School of Medicine Students Take Part in the MinDset Medical Olympics Medical students from the Gray School of Medicine at Tel Aviv University participated in the MinDset Medical Olympics at Sheba Medical Center, putting their clinical knowledge, practical skills, and teamwork to the test.

When Averages Hide the Difference: New Study Reveals Sex-Dependent Brain Neuroscience and Personalized Medicine

Graduating Class 2026 of NY/American School of Medicine Program Thirty-eight students received their MD degrees at the American School of Medicine's 2026 graduation ceremony, which also celebrated 40 years of the program at Tel Aviv University.

A dangerous meal By developing Effero-seq, Dr. Merav Cohen and the students Roi Balaban and Ori Moskowitz revealed for the first time that the eating of dead cancer cells by macrophages reprograms their pro-tumor function

Tel Aviv University Researchers Honored as Senior Members of the U.S. National Recognition for Innovation and Research

Preclinical Psilocybin Research – From Theory to Practice Workshop

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