Support Our Research
Your Donation Can Change Someone's Life
We believe in the power of science to improve lives, and your support helps us achieve our mission.
Research funds are limited, especially for rare diseases, while costs continue to rise. Funding is our limiting factor.
With your valuable support, you can help us improve the understanding and treatment of Williams syndrome and autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
Every amount makes a difference!
Every donation helps and brings us one step closer to achieving our goal.
All donations are tax-deductible.
Make a Difference Today: Every Donation Matters
If you're ready to make a donation, you can do it through the Friends of Tel Aviv University Associations.
To designate your donation to our research, please select "Your area of interest" or "Research" and enter:
"Boaz Barak Lab - School of Psychological Sciences"
* Please keep us informed about your donation by sending us an email, or leave your info in the contact form below.
Driving Innovation: How Your Donations Fuel Our Research
The Barak Lab's groundbreaking research has revolutionized the understanding of brain development in neurodevelopmental disorders, offering new hope through the repositioning of known, safe drugs.
Your support will advance these critical projects and transform lives through groundbreaking medical research.
Our current and future projects aim to make significant strides in this field.
Reveal new mechanisms in neurodevelopmental disorders
We study abnormal brain development processes in Williams syndrome and autism spectrum disorders (ASD) to identify drug targets for effective treatment.
Testing the safety and efficacy of repurposed drugs
We test FDA-approved drugs to improve brain function and address neurodevelopmental disorders at their root, offering faster, cost-effective, and transformative treatments beyond current symptomatic approaches.
Developing new genetic treatments
We develop new treatments to increase the expression of genes deleted in Williams syndrome and autism spectrum disorders (ASD), aiming to restore their function after birth and in adulthood.
Exploring ways to enhance myelination
Enhancing myelination is key to better neural communication and brain function in various neurological conditions. By exploring new techniques, we aim to develop treatments for myelination deficiencies.
You Can Contact Prof. Bark to Donate
Use the form below, and Prof. Barak will get in touch with you to provide more information and answer your questions.
