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NEWS FROM THE UNIVERSITY
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Brain Food, Keto Style
You are what you eat — and eating a keto diet has proven to reduce damage from traumatic brain injuries. A new TAU study finds that the keto diet improves spatial and visual memory, lowers brain inflammation, causes less neuronal death, and slows down the rate of cellular aging. It has been used as a treatment in Israel and around the world among children with epilepsy for almost 100 years, and in recent years the diet has become popular among those who want to lose weight. READ MORE
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Power Partnership
TAU and the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) Air Force launched a first-of-its-kind joint research center to harness civilian research and knowledge, advancing various areas related to policymaking and strategic thinking on issues of air and space. READ MORE
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COVID News You Can Use
Home testing for COVID — it's a thing and everyone's doing it nowadays. World renowned virologist Professor Jonathan Gershoni explains how a Corona antigen test works in terms we can understand. WATCH HERE
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Start-Up Nation 3,000 Years Ago
A new TAU study suggests that the copper industry in the Arava Valley, located between Southern Israel and Jordan, thrived because of advanced management methods and technological creativity, making it the largest and most advanced smelting center in the ancient world. READ MORE
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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The Challenges of Judaism: Past, Present, and Future
Wednesday, January 22, 2022
12:00 noon–1:00 p.m. EST
Professor Yuval Rotman, Chair, The Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish Studies-Archaeology
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TAU TALKS: Smashing the Glass Ceiling: Tech, Banking, and R&D for the IDF
Tuesday, February 15, 2022
12:30–1:30 p.m. EST
Yifat Oron, Senior Managing Director/Head of Blackstone Israel, in conversation with Aaron Tartakovsky, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Cleantec
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