Physics and Electro-Optics(10)

  • Sparsity Based Non-Contact Vital Signs Monitoring of Multiple People Via Radar (No. T4-2257)

    The rise in chronic health conditions, alongside the increase in the elderly population, emphasizes the importance of long-term monitoring in addition to urgent intervention. ... Read more
    Full Professor Yonina Eldar

    Yonina Eldar

    Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

    18610
  • Spin Current and Magnetoresistance from the Orbital Hall Effect (No. T4-2053)

    The Spin Hall Effect (SHE) generates spin current, spin torque, and magnetoresistance and is extensively used in spintronic devices, such as memory devices, magnetic sensors, and data storage media. However, strong SHE behavior mainly exists in heavy and expensive metals. ... Read more
    Prof Binghai Yan

    Binghai Yan

    Faculty of Physics

    18700
  • Optical Bus for a Multi-Core Processor (No. T4-1863)

    Over the last decades, the exponential increase in computational power is running into a bottleneck, as integrating multiple cores is currently the most efficient way to get more computing power per chip. ... Read more
    Full Professor Ulf Leonhardt

    Ulf Leonhardt

    Faculty of Physics

    5704
  • Composite Functional Metasurfaces for Multispectral Achromatic Optics (No. T4-1845)

    A new technology for producing flat optical components based on optical metasurfaces. These components can potentially serve high resolution imaging, spectrometry, light processing and beam shaping devices. ... Read more
    Emeritus Yehiam Prior

    Yehiam Prior

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5689
  • Inertial NEMS for Nanosensor Applications Based on Inorganic Nanotubes (No. T4-1828)

    Inertial sensors for motion detection are being incorporated into an increasing number of portable devices, including diverse IoT applications, mobile phones, wearable electronics, automotive systems and medical diagnostic sensors. ... Read more
    Full Professor Ernesto Joselevich

    Ernesto Joselevich

    Faculty of Chemistry

    Emeritus Tenne Reshef

    Tenne Reshef

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5674
  • Nanoscale Electronic Spin Polarizer and Enhanced Magnetoresistance for Memory Applications (No. T4-1816)

    Spintronics has a large impact on daily life, being the backbone of computing and electronic applications. The reduction in the size of spintronic elements is of central importance for efficient information processing. ... Read more
    Associate Professor OREN Tal

    OREN Tal

    Faculty of Chemistry

    6205
  • Multimodel Transcranial Optical Vascular Assessment (No. T4-1769)

    Subdural hematoma (SDH) is a collection of blood between the inner layer of the dura and the brain that occurs mostly as a result of trauma. It is one of the most common neurosurgical conditions in the United States today. ... Read more
    Prof Alon Harmelin

    Alon Harmelin

    Office of the President

    5629
  • Optical Conversion of Ultra-Fast Laser Pulses (No. T4-1529)

    Ultra-fast lasers are highly used in both academia (to monitor chemical & biological reactions) and industry (for submicron resolution products). ... Read more
    Prof Yaron Silberberg

    Yaron (deceased) Silberberg

    Physics

    5503
  • Highly Sensitive Nanoscale Scanning Magnetic and Thermal Sensor (No. T4-1481)

    A new technology developed by a group of researchers from the Weizmann Institute is a nanoscale sensor-on-tip for local magnetic signals and thermal dissipation with state-of-the-art sensitivity and spatial resolution. ... Read more
    Full Professor Eli Zeldov

    Eli Zeldov

    Faculty of Physics

    5482
  • High-Performance Electrochromic Devices (No. T4-1380)

    High-performance electrochromic materials that exhibit a practical combination of low-voltage operation and efficient color-switching, as well as long-term stability have been developed by the group of Prof. van der Boom. ... Read more
    Full Professor Milko E. Van der Boom

    Milko E. Van der Boom

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5458
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