In the press
Selected news, interviews, and audio coverage of the Revah Lab and related research, newest first.
New study reveals how the brain detects the smallest sensory signals
A Hebrew University report on work by Omer Revah and colleagues exploring how neural circuits detect faint sensory input.
באוניברסיטה העברית חיה חולדה עם מוח אנושי בחלקו
Hebrew-language coverage of the lab’s human brain organoid research and its applications to neurological disorders.
Study suggests approach for treating rare disorder
Coverage of the Timothy syndrome study and an antisense-oligonucleotide approach to restoring neuronal function.
This Looks Like an Ordinary Mouse, but Part of Its Brain Is Human
A feature on Omer Revah and the transplantation of human cortical organoids into the developing rat brain.
Scientists Are Trying To Study Human Neurons… In Rat Brains?
An audio segment on the Nature study and what it could reveal about human brain development and disease.
Lab-Grown Human Cells Form Working Circuits in Rat Brains
An in-depth look at how transplanted human neurons mature and connect with rat brain circuits.
Transplant of human brain tissue into rats could help study autism, other disorders
Coverage of the organoid-transplantation work and its potential for studying neurodevelopmental disorders.
Human neurons transplanted into rats to help study brain disorders
Reporting on the human cortical organoid study and its use as a model of brain development.
Human Cell Model Captures Brain and Muscle Interaction for 1st Time
A report on cortico-motor assembloids that connect human brain and muscle cells in a laboratory model.
NIH-funded study sheds light on abnormal neural function in rare genetic disorder
NIH coverage of the 22q11.2 deletion syndrome study co-authored by Omer Revah.