Diagnostics(11)

  • Early Detection of Liver Cirrhosis via Algorithmic Screening of EHR Data (No. T4-2392)

    Liver cirrhosis often goes undiagnosed until advanced stages, despite being a major global health burden. This technology introduces a machine learning–based algorithm that analyzes routine blood tests from electronic health records (EHR) to predict cirrhosis risk up to five years in advance. ... Read more
    Full Professor Eran Segal

    Eran Segal

    Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

    19219
  • Sparsity Based Non-Contact Vital Signs Monitoring of Multiple People Via Radar (No. T4-2257)

    Current contact-based monitoring devices cause patient discomfort, increase infection risks, and demand significant medical staff time. ... Read more
    Full Professor Yonina Eldar

    Yonina Eldar

    Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

    18610
  • Nonlinear Waveform Inversion for Quantitative Ultrasound (No. T4-2254)

    A Nonlinear Waveform Inversion (NWI) algorithm enhances ultrasound imaging by using Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) to reconstruct material properties from acquired signals. ... Read more
    Full Professor Yonina Eldar

    Yonina Eldar

    Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

    18751
  • Reusable Gold Nanostars Substrates for Signal Amplification for Diagnostics (No. T4-2127)

    Numerous spectroscopic techniques rely on signal enhancement from nanoparticles linked to analyte molecules. However, existing surface-enhanced spectroscopies (SES) typically use nanoparticles dispersed in solution, making them unsuitable for solid substrates. ... Read more
    Prof Ulyana Shimanovich

    Ulyana Shimanovich

    Faculty of Chemistry

    12950
  • Covalent Chemistry Platform for Diagnostics and Drug Discovery (No. T4-2045)

    CoLDR (Covalent Ligand-Directed Release) chemistry enables site-specific covalent labeling and activation of endogenous proteins using small-molecule covalent ligands. ... Read more
    Senior Scientist Nir London

    Nir London

    Faculty of Chemistry

    6106
  • Cell-free microRNA as a Prognostic Biomarker for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) (No. T4-2038)

    ALS is a severe neurodegenerative disorder with no cure and highly variable disease progression, which complicates clinical trial design and therapeutic development. ... Read more
    Associate Professor Eran Hornstein

    Eran Hornstein

    Faculty of Biochemistry

    6115
  • Frontotemporal Dementia Diagnosis Using Circulating microRNA Biomarkers (No. T4-2037)

    Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is difficult to diagnose due to overlapping symptoms with other neurodegenerative disorders, often leading to delays in treatment and clinical trial enrollment. ... Read more
    Associate Professor Eran Hornstein

    Eran Hornstein

    Faculty of Biochemistry

    6082
  • A Method to Identify Actively Degraded Proteins (No. T4-1832)

    MAPP (Mass Spectrometry Analysis of Proteolytic Peptides) is a groundbreaking technology that isolates and identifies proteins actively degraded by the proteasome, offering an unparalleled and direct view of the "active degradome." This innovative approach provides a sensitive an ... Read more
    Senior Scientist Yifat Merbl

    Yifat Merbl

    Faculty of Biology

    6030
  • Microbiome-Based Prediction, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Relapsing Obesity (No. T4-1805)

    A novel gut microbiome-based method has been developed to predict and prevent weight regain after weight loss. ... Read more
    Associate Professor Eran Elinav

    Eran Elinav

    Faculty of Biology

    Full Professor Eran Segal

    Eran Segal

    Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

    5659
  • Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Of Tissue Fibrosis without Contrast Agent (No. T4-1665)

    Cardiac fibrosis, a scarring process that impairs cardiac function and increases the risk of sudden death, remains difficult to detect at early stages with current imaging tools. ... Read more
    Full Professor Michal Neeman

    Michal Neeman

    Faculty of Biology

    5575

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