Gali Fichman 💔🎗️

Assistant Professor at the Hebrew University, Rehovot. Focusing on advanced materials for food and healthcare applications.

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

Excited to share my recent Advanced Materials paper: Antibacterial Gel Coatings Inspired by the Cryptic Function of a Mussel Byssal Peptide https://t.co/y77tg962bm.
Thank you, @Joel_Peptides, for all your support along the way! @Wiley_Chemistry,@AdvSciNews, @theNCI,@NIH

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

@goldstein_lab @HUJIAgri 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Ido Goldstein @goldstein_lab]

New publication from our lab! Check it out

https://t.co/Ea8O1U8xm8

[HUJI Agri @HUJIAgri]

The Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment of the The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, invites applications for tenure-track faculty positions at all levels commencing from the 2025-2026 academic year.
https://t.co/vIi1jAyhA9

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

Join us!

[HUJI Agri @HUJIAgri]

The Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment of the The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, invites applications for tenure-track faculty positions at all levels commencing from the 2025-2026 academic year.
https://t.co/vIi1jAyhA9

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

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[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

Terrific work by the Schneider group 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻@TLLS14 @Joel_Peptides

[biorxiv_bioengineering @biorxiv_bioeng]

Modulating Neutrophil Extracellular Trap Formation In Vivo with Locoregional Precision using Differently Charged Self-Assembled Hydrogels https://t.co/A7n0s7VQBX #biorxiv_bioeng

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

I am happy to share that the Fichman lab received the MOST grant to develop gel scaffolds for cultivated meat production. Searching for talented and motivated PhD students or postdocs with a background in peptide chemistry/drug delivery/biomaterials. [email protected]

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

Great company @ShlezingerLab @goldstein_lab @RevahLab

[HUJI Agri @HUJIAgri]

גאווה לפקולטה לחקלאות!
אתמול התקיים אירוע חברתי של כל זוכי פרס קרן צוקרמן היוקרתי לאורך השנים.
הייתה נציגות מרשימה של 4 חוקרים מהפקולטה! עידו גולדשטיין, גלי פיכמן, נטע שלזינגר ועומר רווח.
שאפו!
@stem_program @FichmanG @goldstein_lab @RevahLab @ShlezingerLab

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

@Zoharnon @stem_program @HebrewU @TamirSheafer @ScienceAbroad 🎉🎉🎉

[Gali Fichman 💔🎗️ @FichmanG]

Join us! @HebrewU @stem_program @ScienceAbroad

[Zuckerman STEM Leadership Program @stem_program]

וובינר: הקימו מעבדה מתקדמת משלכם ב@HebrewU @TamirSheafer @FichmanG
https://t.co/FF2YCXuJi9
@ScienceAbroad

[Zuckerman STEM Leadership Program @stem_program]

וובינר: הקימו מעבדה מתקדמת משלכם ב@HebrewU @TamirSheafer @FichmanG
https://t.co/FF2YCXuJi9
@ScienceAbroad

[SternLab @sternadi.bsky.social @SternLab]

My brilliant PhD student Nufar, whose brother is a hostage in Gaza for over 80 days. Nothing prepared me to being a mentor under such a scenario. How can we even continue research in the lab?? Please help her, help us, spread this heart-breaking humanitarian call.

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

Over 2 months ago, Hamas released a propaganda video of their terrorists holding Israeli infants. This video is still widely shared by their supporters as proof of how well Hamas treats hostages.

The infants were 4.5 months old Eshel and 4-year-old Negev.

What that video fails to convey is that their mother, Adi Vital-Kaploun, had just been shot dead by these same men, in front of her babies.

Also unseen in the video were the children's injuries, as they had been wounded by shrapnel during the attacks.

As Hamas men dragged them Gaza, Negev continually cried in pain and fear, begging the strange men to let him go. Eventually, the terrorists grew tired of the crying and decided it wasn't worth it.

Hamas men simply left Eshel, Negev, and their adult neighbor Avital on the roadside to fend for themselves.

Avital scooped them up and heroically managed to get them back to Israel.

Back in Israel, the family would be reunited with the two little ones.

Adi’s body was eventually found in her home closet, and it had been rigged with booby traps.

May her memory be a blessing.

[Shai Davidai @ShaiDavidai]

Many people are wondering about what’s happening on U.S. campuses.

While I can’t speak about all other college campuses, I can definitely give you an insider’s view about @Columbia University.

(this thread may be a bit long, but trust me: it's worth it)

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

A must watch for perspective on 10/7 vs 9/11.

[Arsen Ostrovsky @Ostrov_A]

One of the most powerful monologues you will hear about the atrocities that Hamas perpetrated on Oct 7.

Thank you @ChrisCuomo for your raw honesty and truth, and for sharing this with your viewers!

#DontLookAway

[StopAntisemitism @StopAntisemites]

Our statement on Harvard’s refusal to remove President Gay:

“Just as President Claudine Gay failed to protect her students from rampant antisemitism, the Harvard Corporation has failed to hold her accountable. Despite its begrudging and belated apologies, Harvard richly deserves the Congressional investigation to which it is currently subject, having lost all credibility on matters of antisemitism.

The Corporation's decision serves only to greenlight more Jew-hatred on campus.

StopAntisemitism continues to call for President Gay's resignation, and urges the Corporation to reconsider its decision and hire someone who is committed to protecting every Harvard student.”

[Shai Davidai @ShaiDavidai]

"Intifada, intifada, long live the intifada!"

@Columbia has two choices:

(1) Expel organizations that explicitly call for violence against Jews and Israelis

(2) Show the world it can't/won't enforce its own rules (and face legal consequences for unequal enforcement)

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

This is an excellent summary of the serious legal and fiduciary implications to @Penn, @Harvard and @MIT of their presidents’ failed leadership, and why Gay’s and Kornbluth’s continued employment creates substantial additional risk for Harvard and MIT.

In sum, by continuing to employ Gay and Kornbluth, both Harvard and MIT are continuing to endorse managements’ conduct and previous actions, deepening the universities’ liability.

In a corporate context, all three would have been dismissed within minutes of an emergency meeting of the boards. For now, only Penn has acted decisively.

Non-profit boards are often slow to act because they don’t have feedback from a massive stock drop and angry shareholders screaming at the directors. That said, the alumni are certainly screaming and they are shorting their donations.

The proverbial stock prices of Harvard and MIT have dropped more than 50% since the October 6th close, while @Penn’s has bounced 20% off the lows based on today’s news, but is still down 40%.

Penn’s recovery will depend on whether and how its board is refreshed, who they choose as their next president, and whether they make necessary fundamental changes to the institution.

The same holds true for the others.

[Liron Zaslansky @lironza]

“My reponsibilty is to make sure my kids are safe and on the seventh of October I couldn’t do that.”
Meirav Leshem-Gonen, the mother of Romi Gonen, 23 years old, who is held hostage in Gaza by #HamasISIS.
I am a #MomToo and I just can’t imagine what Meirav is going through.
#Bringthemhomenow