Regev

Regev is a surname of Hebrew origin that is found among Jewish communities and in Israel. It is used by individuals in various professional fields and across the diaspora. The name is most commonly encountered in contemporary contexts, particularly among researchers and academics.

Notable people with the surname include Aviv Regev, an Israeli-born computational biologist who has held prominent roles in the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard and at Harvard Medical School. She is recognized for contributions to the field of single-cell genomics and transcriptomics, helping to advance methods for analyzing complex biological systems at the cellular level.

Beyond Aviv Regev, the surname Regev appears in academic and professional circles in Israel and elsewhere, reflecting the broader presence of Hebrew-origin surnames in science, medicine, and technology. The name’s usage conveys cultural and linguistic ties to Hebrew heritage and Israeli naming traditions.

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Surname origins and etymology related to Hebrew-language names. Notable individuals with the surname Regev may be listed in biographical resources and professional directories.