Category: AI & Data Science

Adaptive coded communication over heterogeneous networks

Researcher: Alejandro Cohen

Big-Data revolution increases the demand for network connectivity, high data rates, ultra-low latencies, and resource-intensive computations that require efficient utilization of all possible resources. To meet this need there is a huge need for scalable adaptive coding-based solutions for advanced...
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AI analysis for ECG telemedicine

Researcher: Prof. Assaf Schuster

Diagnosis of the cardiac condition involves the analysis of an ECG image through a visual examination of the printed physical output of the recording. The technology enables an automated analysis employing innovative deep-learning methods. The research, enables immediate analysis of...
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AI-enhanced low-field MRI reconstruction

Researcher: Prof. Efrat Shimron

Technology Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is one of the most important diagnostic tools in medicine, providing unparalleled visualization of internal anatomy and soft tissues without harmful radiation. Despite its strengths, MRI suffers from long acquisition times, which increase patient discomfort,...
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AI-powered omics prediction from histology for enhanced diagnostics, response prediction and explainability

Researcher: Associate Prof. Yonatan Savir

Technology This AI-driven technology predicts omics signatures directly from histological biopsy images, transforming standard pathology into a multi-omics-powered diagnostic tool. The method integrates machine learning to map molecular data onto histology, enabling precise prognosis and personalized treatment decisions. Tested on...
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Assessment of uncertainty in deep neural nets predictions

Researcher: Associate Prof. Mordechay Freiman

Deep neural networks (DNN) are currently used in wide range of computer vision and image processing tasks. Adopting DNN-based techniques for safety-critical clinical applications, such as MRI analysis and reconstruction, in which results inform diagnostic, prognostic, and interventional decisions in...
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Atrial fibrillation prediction

Researcher: Associate Prof. Yael Yaniv

Prediction algorithm for Atrial Fibrillation risk based on novel algorithms that provide earlier more robust detection of AF risk and events based on ECG signal analysis. The technology is based on novel methods for analysis of HRV (Heart rate variability)...
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Automated MRE-based analysis of Crohn’s disease extent

Researcher: Associate Prof. Mordechay Freiman

To date, ileocolonoscopy is the reference standard for evaluating disease activity in Crohn's disease (CD). However, this is an invasive procedure that is, generally, poorly tolerated by the patient and which only allows for the mucosal surface to be visualized...
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Binarized neural networks

Researcher: Associate Prof. Daniel Soudry

Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) have substantially pushed Artificial Intelligence (AI) limits in a wide range of tasks. Today, DNNs are almost exclusively trained on one or many very fast and power - hungry Graphic Processing Units (GPUs). In a training...
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Bio-convergent approach for predicting clozapine response in schizophrenia

Researcher: Prof. Emeritus Dorit Ben-Shachar|Prof. Tomer Shlomi

Schizophrenia (SZ) is a severe, incurable chronic psychiatric disorder with a worldwide prevalence of about 1% and a peak onset in late adolescence or early adulthood. The disorder is characterized by disturbances in the main human capabilities - perception, emotion,...
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Cancer diagnostics of biopsies measured by spectral imaging

Researcher: Prof. Yuval Garini

Cancer diagnosis from biopsies traditionally relies on manual microscopic examination by pathologists, a method prone to variability and errors due to increasing demand and shortage of trained personnel. This groundbreaking technology employs advanced spectral imaging combined with artificial intelligence (AI)...
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Cancer immunotherapy by nanoparticle-based magnetic support in T cells

Researcher: Prof. Tomer Shlomi|Prof. Yoram Reiter

Cancer immunotherapy shows poor clinical results in many cancer types. A potent suppressor mechanism is the deprivation of required metabolic nutrients from T cells. Tumors compete with T cells for the same essential nutrients including glucose and amino acids, and...
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ClassifAI – Next-generation binary search technology

Researcher: Prof. Mark Silberstein

Packet steering is a fundamental function in network devices such as SmartNICs, switches and routers. The number of steering rules is proportional to the number of users. But TECHNOLOGY LAGS BEHIND. The present packet steering technology powering network-packet-processors is incapable...
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Cloud BIM – collaborative platform for building professionals

Researcher: Prof. Rafael Sacks

The fragmented nature of the construction industry necessitates close collaboration among design disciplines and requires extensive data exchange. Despite advances in Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology, teams still rely on a sequential file-based process for design exchange, resulting in issues...
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Computer vision respiratory rate detection

Researcher: Prof. Ron Kimmel

Detection of breathing patterns and abnormalities utilizing a video camera. Analysis of video monitoring of chest movement during breathing provides data regarding the beating pattern and enables rapid response to changes. Advantages Detection of apnea, bradypnea, eupnea and tachypnea No...
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Data-flow analysis pipeline

Researcher: Prof. Roy Kishony

Traceability, reproducibility, transparency and efficiency are becoming increasingly important in the data analysis pipelines underlying today’s data-rich biomedical research. These analysis pipelines are typically composed of multiple steps, where raw data is hierarchically transformed into simpler, and gradually more insightful,...
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Databases queries

Researcher: Prof. Emeritus Oded Shmueli

Large datasets play a vital role, particularly in modern AI applications. To ensure efficient query processing and minimize disk access, advanced query optimization capabilities are necessary. The containment rate measures the percentage of result tuples from query Q1 that are...
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Deep learning of robotic tasks using strong and weak human supervision

Researcher: Prof. Ran El-Yaniv

Consider the task of designing a robot capable of performing a complex human task such as dishwashing, driving or clothes ironing. Although natural for adult humans, designing a hard-coded algorithm for such a robot can be a daunting challenge. Difficulties...
Categories: AI & Data Science|Automotive, Aerospace & Industry 4.0|Computer Science & Electrical Engineering

Determining responders to inflammatory bowel disease treatment

Researcher: Prof. Shai Shen-Orr

Current treatment of Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBDs) is an empiric process, which involves decisions based on the response to therapies by the average patient, without taking into account the basic differences between patients, their specific immune status at a given...
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DNA-based neural network

Researcher: Associate Professor Ramez Daniel

While biological systems are inherently fuzzy and contain imprecise parts that collectively interact, synthetic computation in living cells is mostly inspired by precise computer engineering principles. Lab research demonstrated that neuromorphic synthetic genetic circuits can be engineered in living cells,...
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Early detection of myocardial injury

Researcher: Associate Prof. Amir Landesberg

Organ failure due to cardiovascular collapse is a leading cause of mortality in all the intensive cardiac units (ICUs). Myocardial injury is the most cardinal problem in this setting, and proper management of myocardial injury requires early detection. Missing the...
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Extreme dimensionality reduction of network training dynamics

Researcher: Associate Prof. Guy Gilboa

Training neural-networks is a highly demanding process, with respect to computational resources and time. Moreover, updating trained networks in deployment with new data is costly and may reduce the overall performance of the network (e.g. due to “catastrophic forgetting”). As...
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Fast training for very large NN

Researcher: Prof. Assaf Schuster

Modern deep neural networks are comprised of millions of parameters which require massive amounts of data and time to train. Steady growth along the years has led these networks to a point where it takes too long to train a...
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Free-breathing myocardial T1 mapping with physically-constrained motion correction

Researcher: Associate Prof. Mordechay Freiman

Technology Quantitative cardiac T1 mapping via MRI is crucial for diagnosing myocardial diseases such as fibrosis, inflammation, and hypertrophy. Traditional cardiac MRI requires patients to hold their breath, limiting accessibility for pediatric, elderly, and respiratory-compromised individuals. This innovative technology addresses...
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Glaucoma diagnosis using a deep learning

Researcher: Associate Prof. Joachim Behar

Retinal imaging is widely available and enables affordable examination of the eyes. An optical coherence tomography (OCT) image, is a type of medical imaging technique that provides high-resolution, cross-sectional images of biological tissues, primarily in the eye. Digital fundus imaging...
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High-resolution immune-aging profiling and cardiovascular risk

Researcher: Prof. Shai Shen-Orr

Over the past decade it has become apparent that the aging immune system has a fundamental role in a variety of chronic illness, including cardiovascular disease, cancer, neurodegeneration, musculoskeletal conditions and others. This places the immune system as an “aging...
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Image compression and active acquisition using deep posterior sampling

Researcher: Prof. Michael Elad|Prof. Tomer Michaeli

Signals compression or active acquisition can be very heavy data transmitting processes. By taking advantage of recently discovered generative AI capabilities (and specifically diffusion models), our technology enables a computational process for discovering an optimized set of measurements for obtaining...
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Lirot.AI AI-driven analysis of ophthalmology images

Researcher: Associate Prof. Joachim Behar

Technology Autonomous AI-Driven Retinal Disease Screening Platform for Primary Care Executive Summary Lumière.ai is a fully autonomous advanced AI-powered screening platform designed to detect major sight threatening retinal diseases including glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy (DR), age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and retinal...
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Machine learning and data mining

Researcher: Prof. Ran El-Yaniv

Semantic relatedness (SR) is about quantification of the intensity of how much two objects are related to each other. Most automatic SR valuation techniques rely on some kind of world or expert knowledge, which we term background knowledge. The technology...
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MELoDee - multi-exponential model learning based on deep neural networks

Researcher: Associate Prof. Mordechay Freiman

The present technology offers a machine-learning solution to the problem of fitting multi-exponential models to observed data. The multi-exponential fitting problem appears in various science and engineering applications, such as nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, lattice quantum chromodynamics, pharmaceutics and chemical...
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Memristors based neural networks and neuromorphic computing

Researcher: Prof. Shahar Kvatinsky

The impending end of Moore’s law and Dennard's scaling require rethinking the way computing is performed. Thus, several neuro-inspired architectures have been proposed, shifting the spotlight from the traditional von Neumann paradigm to neuromorphic computing. To implement this new paradigm,...
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Metabolic biomarker platform for predicting immunotherapy outcomes

Researcher: Dr. Keren Yizhak

Immunotherapy has revolutionized cancer treatment, but patient response remains unpredictable, with success rates varying significantly across different cancer types. This technology introduces a metabolic biomarker platform derived from single-cell RNA sequencing of tumor-infiltrating immune cells. By analyzing over one million...
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ML based lineage in databases

Researcher: Prof. Emeritus Oded Shmueli

Data lineage (a type of provenance) consists of metadata added to the data in a database. It enables tracking down errors within the data and can also be used for justification for the existence of data in the database. Data...
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Molecular profiling of cancer by analysis of tissue histomorphology

Researcher: Prof. Ron Kimmel

Deep learning-based method for mapping critical receptors on cancer cells. Using digital images of biopsies taken from breast cancer patients, the new technology is expected to significantly improve personalized cancer treatments. The technology extracts molecular information from biopsy images that...
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Online single and multi-agent decision making under uncertainty

Researcher: Prof. Vadim Indelman

Autonomous decision making under uncertainty is a fundamental problem in AI and robots, and is essential in numerous practical applications. Novel approaches are provided for decision making under uncertainty, for determining optimal actions online for single and multi agent systems...
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Pacemaker signature in the ECG signal

Researcher: Associate Prof. Yael Yaniv

Multiple Heart Rate variation analysis methods based on ECG and/or other signals are deployed in an algorithm which analyses SA node function in order to provide early warning for pacemaker issues. The technology enables early detection of Heart pacemaker issues...
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Personalized clinical decision support for heart failure patients

Researcher: Dr. Oren Caspi

Technology Heart failure remains a leading cause of mortality, with 20% of patients dying within one year of diagnosis and 50% within five years. Current treatment approaches are often generalized and fail to account for the complex interplay between heart...
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Real time mitochondrial dimension measurements

Researcher: Associate Prof. Yael Yaniv

Mitochondrial volume is correlated with cell function and internal cell processes. Changes in mitochondrial volume were associated with advanced states of cardiac disease. Thus, measurements of mitochondrial dimension deformations are important to the understanding of cell function and its deterioration....
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System and method for emulating quantization noise for a neural network

Researcher: Prof. Alexander Bronstein

Training neural networks cannot be done with discrete values. The common solution is to approximate the quantized values with continuous ones which suffer accuracy degradation for extreme low precision especially for small models. The technology deals with training of low...
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Tumor mutational burden from a single sample RNA-sequencing

Researcher: Dr. Keren Yizhak

Immunotherapy has revolutionized cancer therapy. Yet, many patients do not respond, thus making the search for biomarkers a critical need. One of the FDA-approved biomarkers is Tumor Mutational Burden (TMB), standing for the number of somatic mutations detected in the...
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Wearable multimodality haptic feedback device

Researcher: Prof. Alon Wolf|Prof. Lihi Zelnik-Manor

Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR and AR) are rapidly evolving fields, with applications in multiple domains, from gaming to medicine. While the visual and auditory feedback provided have progressed greatly, accompanying devices for haptic feedback are still limited in their...
Categories: AI & Data Science|Medical Devices & Digital Health

X-ray free imaging for adolescent scoliosis diagnosis

Researcher: Prof. Alon Wolf|Prof. Ron Kimmel

Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) is a prevalent disease that currently requires radiographic imaging for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Much work has been done to identify and classify scoliosis using surface and topographic measurements, but current techniques rely on local...
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Associate Prof. Joachim Behar

Biomedical Engineering

Research Interests: Machine learning, deep learning in medicine. Continuous physiological time series analysis. Digital biomarkers. Remote monitoring. Cardiology, sleep medicine and ophthalmology.

Prof. Koby Crammer

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Research Interests: Online learning. Statistical learning theory. Machine learning and pattern recognition. Natural language processing.

Prof. Emeritus Dov Dori

Research Interests: Systems engineering, conceptual modeling, software engineering, requirements engineering. Systems engineering and modeling, systems architecture, enterprise systems modeling. Object-process methodology. Conceptual...

Prof. Ran El-Yaniv

Computer Science

Research Interests: Statistical learning theory, data clustering and compression, applications to information retrieval. Web mining, human-computer interaction, biological sequence analysis, texture analysis...

Associate Prof. Mordechay Freiman

Biomedical Engineering

Research Interests: Magnetic resonance imaging. Medical image analysis and processing. Deep-learning. Computed tomography. Crohn’s disease. Fetal imaging. Cardiac imaging.

Prof. Avigdor Gal

Research Interests: Schema matching. Entity resolution. Semantic integration of data resources. Management of uncertain data. Business process management. Temporal databases and temporal...

Prof. Yuval Garini

Biomedical Engineering

Research Interests: Spectral imaging and its applications Digital pathology @ AI : cancer detection and classification Optical microscopy methods Genome organization in...

Associate Prof. Naama Geva Zatorsky

Medicine

Research Interests: Molecular mechanisms of gut microbiota-host interactions. Spatial colonization and niche preferences of gut symbionts. The role of bacteriophage in the...

Associate Prof. Guy Gilboa

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Research Interests: Image processing and computer vision, with strong focus on mathematical models related to calculus of variations and nonlinear spectral theory.

Prof. Vadim Indelman

Aerospace Engineering

Research Interests: Planning under uncertainty and AI Semantic perception and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) Multi-robot systems

Dr. Ron Lavi

Research Interests: Auctions and market design. The design of efficient economic mechanisms (mechanism design). Algorithmic mechanism design. Theoretical aspects of electronic commerce....

Prof. Amit Meller

Biomedical Engineering

Research Interests: Nanopore sensors for single molecule sensing of genetic and epi-genetic markers in cancer and infectious diseases. Single molecule protein sensing...

Prof. Avi Mendelson

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Research Interests: Computer architecture. Operating systems. Power management, reliability, fault-tolerance, cloud computing. HPC and GPGPU including the use of “small devices” for...

Prof. Eitan Naveh

Research Interests: Managing for quality improvement and continuous innovation. Patient safety and medical treatment errors. Multilevel perspective of errors organizational intervention and...

Associate Prof. Roi Reichart

Research Interests: Natural Language Processing (NLP). Machine Learning. Out of distribution generalization in NLP: domain adaptation and cross-lingual learning. Causal Inference in...

Associate Prof. Yosef Shamay

Biomedical Engineering

Research Interests: Personalized nano-medicine. Nano-informatics. Computational prediction of medicinal nanoparticles’ self-assembly. Using ionizing radiation for nanoparticle targeting. Development of fluorescent super-stabilizers for...

Prof. Mark Silberstein

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Research Interests: Computer systems. Operating systems. Compute and I/O accelerator. Hardware security and side channels. GPGPU and FPGA computing. Trusted execution environments....

Prof. Ofer Strichman

Research Interests: Formal verification of finite-state systems. Model-checking and bounded model-checking. Decision procedures for first-order theories in the Satisfiability Modulo Theories (SMT)...

Prof. Eran Yahav

Computer Science

Research Interests: Program synthesis, machine learning and information-retrieval techniques for PL. Program analysis, abstract interpretation, verification. Programming Languages, software engineering.

Associate Prof. Yael Yaniv

Biomedical Engineering

Research Interests: FRET measurement of phosphorylation processes. Atrial energy metabolism. Electrophysiology of pacemaker cells. Numerical models of intracellular mechanisms of pacemaker cells....

Dr. Keren Yizhak

Medicine

Research Interests: Cancer patient response to immunotherapy Genotype-phenotype relations in cancer Somatic clonality in normal tissues and its relation to tumor development

Prof. Lihi Zelnik-Manor

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Research Interests: Computer Vision: Reconstruction of objects and their physical properties, Interaction between objects. AI: Automation of machine learning. Haptics: Haptic feedback...
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