Sima Lev - Professor at Weizmann Institute

Frontiers in TNBC: bridging early detection & next generation therapies

@Elkabetslab @bengurionu @fohsbgu Congratulations!! Well deserved!

Proud to step into the role of Head of the School of Biomedical Research at the @bengurionu @fohsbgu. With 3 research departments (60+ investigators), and the Undergraduate School of Medical Laboratory Sciences, we can push boundaries in science and education.

@MIT_CSAIL @TIME Congratulations!!

MIT prof. Regina Barzilay has been named to the TIME100 AI 2025 for developing machine-learning models that can predict diseases like breast cancer: shorturl.at/CCCqT v/@TIME

Happy to share our new paper in Redox Biology “PNKP targeting engages the autophagic machinery through STING and STAT3 to potentiate ferroptosis and chemotherapy in TNBC” Congratulations to my team and our collaborators for this important study 🌟 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

How we’re rebuilding the Weizmann Institute — and our hopes for a better future nature.com/articles/d4158…

My lab at @WeizmannScience was completely demolished by the Iranian missile a few days ago. This is hard and sad as nothing was left to save. We study heart regeneration and regenerative medicine. As such, we will regenerate, regrow and rebuild. The one thing that wasn't gone is our motivation said one of my student. It is true. Here, I would like to thank many of my friends around the globe that offer their help, space and support. I really appreciate that.

On June 15, an Iranian missile hit the Weizmann Institute - one of Israel’s top research centers - destroying labs, critical equipment, and years of lifesaving research. This wasn’t just a blow to Israel - it was a blow to all humanity and to the future of lifesaving science. Earlier today, Iran struck Soroka Hospital in Be’er Sheva, targeting evacuated operating rooms and injuring dozens. These were not accidents. They were deliberate attacks on civilians, on science, and on medicine. The Iranian regime must be held accountable. 📸 Prof. Eldad Tzahor

The Weizmann Institute in Tel Aviv after the Iranian bombardment last night. The Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel, is a leading research center for biology, chemistry, and physics. Its ties to defense tech, like AI and drones, make it strategically significant

An excellent meeting at the Weizmann Institute , on "Early Cancer Detection & Precision Prevention" . Inspiring lectures and outstanding speakers. Thanks to all the participants.

@DrVermaNandini @TnbcL @CRI_ACTREC @ACTREC_TMC Congratulations!! 👏👏👏Nandini & the team!! Proud of you!!

Extremely excited to share the very first research article from our lab @TnbcL @CRI_ACTREC @ACTREC_TMC This study finds a unique EGFR- hyperphosporylation state in TNBC drug tolerant cells as a targetable vulnerability. Kudos to all the contributors✨👏cancerci.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Meet @bstockwell, Xuejun Jiang & Jin Ye — co-chairs of the ASBMB’s 2025 meeting on metabolic cross talk & biochemical homeostasis research! In this Q&A w/@locke_marissa, they share about the hottest topics in #ferroptosis right now & the meeting's theme: ow.ly/TMpZ50U7vhU.

@Elkabetslab @bengurionu @fohsbgu Congratulations!!

Resistance to #KRASG12C inhibitors in #HNSCC is driven by EGFR/HER signaling and immune escape via PD-L1. Combining KRASG12Ci with lapatinib and anti-PD1 shows promise in overcoming these barriers. @bengurionu @fohsbgu rdcu.be/d0Wtv rdcu.be/d0ZPQ

@bstockwell Congratulations Brent!

It was a tremendous honor to receive the 2024 CDD prize!

Happy to share our new paper in iScience Computational pipeline predicting cell death suppressors as targets for cancer therapy: iScience cell.com/iscience/fullt…

@AngeliFriedmann Thank you🩷

@lev_prof Congrats😊

We are very excited to share the inside cover of the new issue of Advanced Science with our paper. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

@PangeaBiomed @NCIEytanRuppin Thank you so much 🙏

Cells can die in different ways. A recent study co-authored by @NCIEytanRuppin created a unique model to see how they transition between two such ways. The study found a unique genetic fingerprint that may help find new cancer treatment targets. More here: bit.ly/3VbABXi