Iddo Magen, Ph.D

Are there differences in the way individuals perceive apparently objective properties, such as colors?

Microbiomes, big data, the Higgs boson, and brain-computer interface

Separation methods; refining crude oil, desalinating water, and extracting cellular DNA

Very few studies have examined the possible harmful effects of electronic cigarettes.

A new technique developed at Tel Aviv University enables early-stage diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s disease

A protein that interferes with the brain’s attempts to “turn off” the sensation of hunger may be the key in developing a drug for impeding weight gain

It may not fly, but the robot developed at Tel Aviv University maps novel surroundings like bats do

What happens when regulation mechanisms on the cell that protect the brain get out of hand?

Integration of dozens of studies revealed that the drugs benefit only eight percent of smokers one year post treatment

Two migraine-targeting drugs are in late-stage trials, including one from the Israeli pharmaceuticals company Teva

Technion researchers discovered the structure of the protein ‎through which a violent strain of bacteria kills our cells

Astronauts suffer from many health problems in space. Despite these, how can they safely return to Earth after prolonged missions to space?‎

It seems almost simple – all you need to do is connect a number of hydrogen atoms ‎to one helium atom and get energy

Studies reveal that there is ‎strong scientific basis to combining red wine with fatty cheese. ‎And is this related to astringency? ‎