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Five young Hebrew University scientists win first competitive EU grants
Date:12/26/2007

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Dr. Tsachik Gelander of the Einstein Institute of Mathematics -- group theory and geometry.

Dr. Adi Mizrahi of the Silberman Institute of Life Sciences -- using optical imaging to probe long-term neurophysiological changes in vivo.

Prof. Reem Sari of the Racah Institute of Physics -- planets in the solar system and beyohd: how they form and how they evolve.

Dr. Assaf Fiedler of the Institute of Chemistry -- new methodology for the design of drugs that act by modulating proteins: applications for cancer and AIDS.


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Contact: Jerry Barach
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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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