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Idan Ben-Horin
Research Fellow at Georg Speyer Haus - Institute for tumor biology and experimental therapy
Dr. Idan Ben-Horin is a highly qualified medical professional with a diverse educational background and a wealth of experience in the field of oncology.
He obtained his IB diploma with a focus on Economics, Social Anthropology, and English from The Armand Hammer United World College.
Dr. Ben-Horin went on to pursue his passion for medicine by completing his B.Med.Sc and M.D in Medicine at The Hebrew University, solidifying his foundation in the medical sciences.
Throughout his career, Dr. Ben-Horin has been actively involved in various prominent healthcare organizations, showcasing his dedication to advancing the field of oncology.
He served as a Research Fellow at Georg Speyer Haus - Institute for tumor biology and experimental therapy, where he contributed to cutting-edge research in the field.
Prior to this, Dr. Ben-Horin held key positions at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, including roles as Senior Physician in the Lung and Soft Tissue Tumors Unit and Researcher at The Cancer Immunotherapy Lab.
His experience also includes serving as an Oncology Resident and Intern at Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, where he honed his skills and knowledge in the clinical setting.
Dr. Ben-Horin's vast expertise and academic background make him a valuable asset in the field of oncology, with a strong focus on cancer research and immunotherapy.
Highlights
This is to my German-reading friends and colleagues… Last month I had the opportunity to be interviewed for LaborJournal, the leading journal for biological and medical laboratories in the German speaking world. We discussed the Oct. 7th attack on Israel, how the ensuing war affects Israelis in Germany and specifically those of us in the academic world. The events of the past six months have brought to light the misconceptions, racism and bigotry that unfortunately are still widespread and can only be addressed if we speak up. As scientists and as part of the academic world we have an obligation to pursue knowledge but also to share our knowledge and experiences so as to inform others and to advance a more fact-based dialogue. Thank you Karin Hollricher
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It was a great pleasure to share my work with my colleagues and friends. Research can be a lonely journey, with hours spent in the lab testing and trying to unlock the mysteries of the immune system. To be able to speak about my work, get feedback and be challenged with questions is a privilege.
