Natalia Vanetik, Marina Litvak, Elena Churkin, Mark Last, An unsupervised constrained optimization approach to compressive summarization, Information Sciences, Volume 509, 2020, Pages 22-35

Vanetik N., Litvak M., Levi E. (2020) Real-World Events Discovering with TWIST. In: Soeken M., Drechsler R. (eds) Natural Language Processing for Electronic Design Automation. Springer, Cham.

Twitter Event Detection, Analysis, and Summarization. Natalia Vanetik, Marina Litvak, Efi Levi, and Andrey Vashchenko. Multilingual Text Analysis. March 2019, 371-409

MDL Approach for Unsupervised Multilingual Document Summarization. Natalia Vanetik and Marina Litvak. Multilingual Text Analysis. March 2019, 81-117

Using a Polytope Model for Unsupervised Document Summarization. Natalia Vanetik and Marina Litvak. Multilingual Text Analysis. March 2019, 31-79

Younis AJ, Lerer-Serfaty G, Stav D, Sabbah B, Kessler-Icekson G, Zahalka MA, Shachar M, Ben-Haroush A, Fisch B and Abir R (2017). Extracellular-like Matrices and Leukemia Inhibitory Factor for in vitro Culture of Human Primordial Follicles. Reprod Fertil and Dev. Epub ahead of print.

Felder S, Butbika H, Ruvinov E, Shachar Goldenberg M, Cohen S. Ovarian Tissue Engineering: Growth-Factor Affinity Binding Platforms for the Maturation of Primordial Ovarian Follicles, the third BIRAX Regenerative Medicine Conference, April 2016, Oxford, UK.

Felder S, Butbika H, Shachar Goldenberg M, Cohen S. Investigating Growth-Factor Affinity Binding Platforms for the In Vitro Maturation of Ovarian Primordial Follicles, The Annual Meeting of the Israel Fertility Association (IFA), 30-31st May 2016, Tel Aviv, Israel. (Best research award)

Lerer-Serfaty G, Nivin S, Fisch B, Shachar M, Kossover O, Salikter D, Ben-Haroush A, Abir R (2013). Attempted application of bioengineered/biosynthetic supporting matrices with phosphatidylinositol trisphosphate-enhancing substances to organ culture of human primordial follicles. J Assist Reprod Genet. 30(10): 1279-88.

Shachar M, Benishti N, Cohen S (2012). Mechanical Stimulation Induced by Compression and Medium Perfusion Improves Cardiac Tissue Regeneration In Vitro. Biotechnol Prog. 28(6):1551-9.