Yeda Research and Develpment & Co. Ltd

El-mul Technologies Ltd

The Weizmann Institute of Science

Quantomix Ltd.

Elisha Moses

Ory Zik

Stephan Thiberge

Assaf Rotem

Netanel Ehrmann

Nadav Matalon

Tirza Biron

Eyal Weinreb

Stephan Yves Thiberge

Dominik Freche

Daniel Baum

A prosodic speech recognition engine configured to identify prosodic features and patterns in a speech continuum for the extraction of linguistic content including para-syntactic content, discourse function, information structure, meaning, and speaker sentiment.

Extracting content from speech prosody

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a remarkable tool for probing the brain. However, it is still unclear why specific regions in the cortex are excitable by TMS while others are not. This invention provides methods and tools for the design of efficient magnetic stimulators. Such stimulators can excite neuronal networks that were not sensitive to stimulation until now. Stimulation can be carried out both in-vitro and in-vivo. Novel systems and techniques of this invention will enable both treatment and diagnostics by stimulating regions of the brain or neuronal assemblies that were previously unaffected by TMS.

Magnetic configuration and timing scheme for transcranial magnetic stimulation

A specimen enclosure assembly () for use in an electron microscope and including a rigid specimen enclosure dish () having an aperture () and defining an enclosed specimen placement volume (), an electron beam permeable, fluid impermeable, cover () sealing the specimen placement volume () at the aperture () from a volume outside the enclosure and a pressure controller communicating with the enclosed specimen placement volume () and being operative to maintain the enclosed specimen placement volume () at a pressure, which exceeds a vapor pressure of a liquid sample () in the specimen placement volume () and is greater than a pressure of a volume outside the enclosure, whereby a pressure differential across the cover () does not exceed a threshold level at which rupture of the cover () would occur.

Low-pressure chamber for scanning electron microscopy in a wet environment

A chamber suitable for use with a scanning electron microscope. The chamber comprises at least one aperture sealed with a membrane. The membrane is adapted to withstand a vacuum, and is transparent to electrons and the interior of the chamber is isolated from said vacuum. The chamber is useful for allowing wet samples including living cells to be viewed under an electron microscope.

Device and method for the examination of samples in a non vacuum environment using a scanning electron microscope

Device and method for the examination of samples in a non-vacuum environment using a scanning electron microscope

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Rehovot, Israel

Elisha Moses