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Comments: Group A will be taught in English. Group B will be taught in Hebrew. The content of the course is the same for both groups. Group A is for students who prefer to learn English in English and for students who do not speak Hebrew. Group B is for students who prefer to hear the explanations in Hebrew.
Comments: After completion of all year 1 mathematics and physics courses. The first part of the course will be an introduction to microscopy in which I will teach optics and waves, basic physical materials that have not been covered before - The course is intended for undergraduates but is open for graduates of the Life Science institute - As default, the course will be given in Hebrew, unless no-Hebrew students attend the course, in which case the course will be given in English - The course includes a lecture and an exercise session. The exercise will include mandatory homework. In addition, the course will include a number of computational demonstrations as well as live demonstrations in the lab of Dr. Lerner
Comments: Limited to 24 Participants
This course is mandatory for all second year graduate students. The course takes place in the second semester and students that started their studies before March of the preceding year are qualified to register. It is mandatory also to take the course no later than two years since starting the studies.
Prof. Ruth Sperling
Prof. Yehuda Tzfati
Dr. Daphna Nachmani
Prof. Yehu Moran
Lecture
(a)
1st Semester
Monday
14:00-15:45
Silverman 508 (Campus E.J.Safra)
Comments: Limited to 25 students. Available to third-year undergraduate students with instructor approval. If a non-Hebrew speaking student is enrolled, the course will be taught in English. lecture 1 To chug 572 ,573 ,575 ,576 ,577 ,579 .
Comments: Intensive course offered on23-28/05/2025, 8:00am-4:00pm. A summing up session will be held on a Friday about a month before the end of the course, in coordination with the students. Limited to 12 graduate and postgraduate students; admission with instructor approval. If a non-Hebrew speaking student is enrolled, the course will be taught in English.
Comments: Also available to third-year undergraduate students. Limited to 25 participants.Prerequisites: introductory course in probability and statistics.
Basic knowledge in programming is recommended.
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Brain & Behavioral Sciences
78862 | Graduate Seminar in Brain Sciences @ Behavior for 1st Year Students
Comments: Available to graduate (M.Sc. and Ph.D.) students. Available to third-year undergraduate students upon instructor approval. If a non-Hebrew speaking student is enrolled, the course will be taught in English. Limited to 30 participants. Prerequisite in basic programming: programming course such as 76631+76632 (both), or an equivalent course, or other programming background upon instructor approval.
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Brain & Behavioral Sciences
78844 | GRADUATE SEMINAR IN BRAIN SCIENCES & BEHAVIOR for 2nd year students
Comments: Available to graduate and postgraduate students. Participation in classes and seminar lectures is mandatory. After the lectures, students will be required to present a seminar paper about methods of manufacturing recombinant proteins. The seminar paper will be based on a main study and on background papers.
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Structural & Molecular Biochemistry
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Structural & Molecular Biochemistry
76900 | From Molecules to Circuits
ממולקולות למעגלים עצביים
Test time 2.00 h
1.5 h
3 credit/s
2nd Semester
Taught in English
Lecturer Name
Lesson Type
Group
Semester
Week Day
Special Dates
Hour
Room/Campus
Dr. Yoav Adam
Dr. Eran Lottem
Dr. Naomi Habib
Mr. Qixin Yang
Lecture
(a)
2nd Semester
Sunday
14:00-16:45
2004 (Campus E.J.Safra)
Comments: Participation in the course requires basic knowledge in Molecular, Cellular Biology, Genetics, and Genomics (i.e. the structure of the cell, RNA, DNA, proteins, cellular signaling) as well as in Neurophysiology (i.e. passive and active membrane properties, basic principles of synaptic transmission). If you haven't studied these topics you are required to take the introduction course number 76944.
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Structural & Molecular Biochemistry
Comments: Students in the Minor Track in Computational Neurosciences (7080) can replace this course with 67577 course. The tutoring session will be held on Mondays at 4:00 PM
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Structural & Molecular Biochemistry
Comments: Students who are not part of the PhD Program or the minor track, please contact the course's teacher before registration,.
Minor track students can replace this course with 06115 or 51539 courses.
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Structural & Molecular Biochemistry
76952 | Recent Developments in Molecular Neuroscience
Prof. Inbal Goshen
Prof. Ami Citri
Ms. Meron Shai
Mr. Tomer Sheinfeld
Laboratory
(a)
1st Semester
Monday
04/11/24-04/12/24 5 מפגשים5 שעות למפגש
09:00-13:45
Nof Classroom (Campus E.J.Safra)
Prof. Inbal Goshen
Prof. Ami Citri
Ms. Meron Shai
Mr. Tomer Sheinfeld
Laboratory
(a)
1st Semester
Tuesday
04/11/24-04/12/24 5 מפגשים5 שעות למפגש
12:00-16:45
Nof Classroom (Campus E.J.Safra)
Prof. Inbal Goshen
Prof. Ami Citri
Ms. Meron Shai
Mr. Tomer Sheinfeld
Laboratory
(a)
1st Semester
Wednesday
04/11/24-04/12/24 5 מפגשים3 שעות למפגש
08:00-10:45
Nof Classroom (Campus E.J.Safra)
Comments: Limited places. The course is open also for doctoral students in ELSC labs and for excellent students who received an approval from the course's teachers.
For registration please email: study@elsc.huji.ac.il.
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Structural & Molecular Biochemistry
94810 | Ethical Use Of Laboratory Animals In Biomed. Sci
Comments: The course is a mandatory course for students who conduct experiments on laboratory animals for research purposes. The course is not open to the general public for registration. Registration for the course is only open to students who will work with animals in research in the coming months and is a condition for receiving a permanent permit.
The number of places is limited, so registration does not mean acceptance to the course. In order to complete the registration process, you must send a temporary permit application form via this link: https://animals.huji.ac.il/form/request-personal-authorization. You will be sent a return email with confirmation of acceptance (if you have been accepted to the course) + an explanatory letter and instructions for the full registration process.
The course includes:
Theoretical part: lectures and an exam, and a practical laboratory: depending on the species of animal that the student will be required to work with (a detailed explanation will appear in the course acceptance email).
The course grade is pass/fail (minimum passing score 70). For Bio Medical Sciences Master students - the course is not awarded credit towards the degree.
Faculty of Natural Sciences | Structural & Molecular Biochemistry
98105 | Mechanisims of pain perception and perpetuation for development of novel treatments
למה היה כאבי נצח ומכתי אנושה-מנגנונים של קליטה והנצחת כאב כמודל לפיתוח דרכי טיפול חדשניים
Comments: Available to third-year graduate students of the brain research concentration. Students of other concentrations must obtain approval to enroll from the course coordinator: Alexander.binshtok@ekmd.huji.ac.il
