Australian Friends of Tel Aviv University

01/10/2026

29/09/2026

Talented writer and director of Butcher’s Stain, Meyer-Levinson Blount, shares his thoughts on his award winning film!
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18/09/2026

Meyer-Levinson Blount writer and director talks about his award winning film "Butcher's Stain"
Screenings in Melbourne and Sydney - Book your early bird tickets in the bio
Tel Aviv University - Global TAU @

18/09/2026

We are so excited to be screening 3 brilliant award winning films on SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER in Melbourne and Sydney. Last chance to book your early bird tickets for $30. We would love to see you there, supporting our amazing filmmakers from the Steve Tisch School of Film and Television
To Book
Sydney - https://events.humanitix.com/night-at-the-movies-syd
Melbourne - https://events.humanitix.com/night-at-the-movies-melb

10/09/2026

Breaking News !

25/08/2026

A technology developed at Tel Aviv University - Global TAU is moving closer to what could become the world’s first implantation of an engineered spinal cord.
Biotech company Matricelf has signed an agreement with Loewenstein Rehabilitation Medical Center to begin identifying and evaluating potential patients and collecting blood samples to produce personalized neural implants.
The technology, developed in Prof. Tal Dvir’s lab at TAU, uses a patient’s own cells and tissues to create a biological neural implant designed to replace damaged spinal cord tissue.
The goal: to test whether it can help people living with paralysis following spinal cord injury stand, walk, and regain greater independence.
If all scientific and regulatory milestones are completed as planned, Matricelf estimates that treatment of the first selected patient could begin in the first half of 2027.
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20/08/2026

Book for this fascinating conversation with Prof Amos Nadan, visiting from Israel. Not to be missed! Booking link in the comments

18/08/2026

Please join us for a compelling talk by renowned historian and expert Prof Amos Nadan, visiting from Tel Aviv University.

To book in Sydney: https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-israel-and-beyond-understanding-the-current-regional-landscape-nsw

To book in Melbourne:
https://events.humanitix.com/israel-and-beyond-understanding-the-current-regional-landscape

04/08/2026

Christopher Nolan wants you to experience The Odyssey on the big screen. But before you do, here's the story behind the story.
Nearly 3,000 years after it was first told, The Odyssey is still being reinvented.
Why has Homer's epic survived for so long? And why are new adaptations, from Margaret Atwood to Christopher Nolan, not departures from the original, but part of a tradition that began in antiquity?
Dr. Teddy Fassberg of Tel Aviv University explains how one of the world's oldest stories has never stopped evolving.
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