Shomron Lab

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Location:

Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, Room 303
Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv 69978, Israel
Tel-office: +972-3-640-6594
Tel-mob: +972-54-5321-030
Tel-lab: +972-3-640-7387
Fax-office: +972-3-640-7432
E-mails: nshomron@tauex.tau.ac.il, nshomron@gmail.com

פרופ' נועם שומרון
בית הספר לרפואה, חדר 303, אוניברסיטת תל אביב
חוקר ביטוי גנים באמצעות שיטות גנומיקה מתקדמות
חוקר בקרת ביטוי גנים באמצעות מיקרו-רנ"א

טלפון-מעבדה 03-640-7387
טלפון-משרד 03-640-6594
טלפון-נייד 054-5321030
פקס-מעבדה 03-640-7432

Complete Affiliations:

Full Professor, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
Department of Cell and Developmental Biology
Head, Functional Genomics Laboratory
Head, Tel Aviv University Innovation Lab (TILabs)
Director, Djerassi-Elias Institute of Oncology
Director, Rare Genomics Institute (RGI) Israel
Academic Director, ScienceAbroad
Co-Founder of Variantyx
Co-Founder of GotSho
Co-Founder of IdentifAI Genetics
Co-Founder of Everly Bio
Edmond J. Safra Center for Bioinformatics
Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
Sagol School of Neuroscience
Porter School of Environmental Studies
Bioethics and Law Initiative

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Artem Danilevsky

Artem is a PhD student who recently completed his M.Sc at our laboratory. He developed an interest in genomics during his work at the IDF's genomic laboratory where he also started to develop his computational skills. During his Masters degree in our lab, Artem gained expertise in computational biology focusing on genomic analysis using Deep Learning. Artem has graduated his Masters degree with distinction. Currently, Artem continues to analyze genomic data from advanced technologies such as NGS and Nanopore sequencing, leveraging his bioinformatics expertise to a clinical setting, to facilitate computational-assisted medical decisions.
Artem is an Edmond J. Safra center for Bioinformatics fellow and received the Trotzy Award and the Esther and Zvi Weinstat Memorial Graduate Award in Cancer Research, was selected for Excellent Achievements in cancer research.

Ori Mayer

Ori is an MD student at our faculty who joined our team to pursue his PhD. Ori comes with expertise in structural biology and will implement his knowledge to existing and new projects in our lab. Ori had served in the IDF as a paramedic and later worked in Angola as a medical specialist in a large scale project. For the last five years he is working in MDA (Israeli Ambulance Services).

Ifat Israel-Elgali

Ifat graduated her B.Sc with honors in Biology and Psychology from Sagol School of Neuroscience at Tel-Aviv University in 2016. During her degree, she was a research assistant at Dr. David Gurwitz's lab in TAU's faculty of medicine. Ifat started her M.Sc at our lab and following the first year, transferred to the Direct PhD program at Sagol School of Neuroscience. Currently Ifat Studies microRNA regulation in Major Depression Disorder.

Tom Rabinowitz

Tom achieved his PhD in genomics at our lab as part of the MD-PhD program, and now he continues his research while finishing his MD studies. During his PhD, Tom has won the best poster awards at the 2017 and 2019 Annual Conferences of Edmond J. Safra Center for Bioinformatics , the 2019 David and Paulina Trotsky Foundation Award for Excellence, the 2019 Sackler Publication Distinction Award.

Prof. Noam Shomron

Noam has received his Bachelors degree in Biotechnology at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia; his Masters degree in Gene Therapy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; and his graduate studies in Genetics at Tel Aviv University where he worked on regulatory RNA systems. As a Post-Doctorate affiliate at MIT in Cambridge, USA, Noam gained expertise in combining high-throughout data with computational analysis in order to decipher gene regulation in health and disease. Today Noam heads the Functional Genomics Laboratory at Tel Aviv University’s Medical School, as well as heading the Rare Genomics Institute - Israel. Noam’s team explores regulation of gene expression mainly by small RNAs in order to reach a global, systems view of the mechanistic roles they play in health and disease.

Our Research

Team Members

Prof. Noam Shomron

Tom Rabinowitz

Ifat Israel-Elgali

Ori Mayer

Artem Danilevsky

Guy Shapira

Yazeed Zoabi

Yosi Azan

Meitar Grad

Omer Dor

Aviv Leemann

Eden Avnat

Hadas Volkov

Chen Raff

Chen Schiff

Ravit Peretz

Almog Boaron

Michael Lavi

Matan Levine

Roni Hen Gabzi

Barak Feldman

Tehila Cohen

Alumni

Publications

Articles

Reviews and Books

In the Media

Tools Developed in Our Lab

Hoobari

Vivan

miRNAkey

microRNAviewer

RandA

Pharmaco miR

miRNAminer

GenomeGems

AMI calculator

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