Two female leaders and role models from the University of Haifa were featured in an Israel21c article marking Israel’s 75th anniversary: marine geoscientist and National Geographic Explorer, Prof. Beverley Goodman-Tchernov (Leon H. Charney School of Marine Sciences) and technology entrepreneur and sea power pioneer, Inna Braverman (University of Haifa alumna and Honorary Fellow). They both appear in the “Earth” Category.
‘I am striving to change the world by helping people protect their own lives in cases of disaster events like tsunamis, and contribute to broader positive decision-making for coastal development and response to climate challenges.” READ ON
-Prof. Beverley Goodman-Tchernov
Head of the Dr. Moses Strauss Department of Marine Geosciences
Photo courtesy of National Geographic
“I strongly believe that passion is the greatest renewable energy source – even stronger than the power of the waves.” READ ON
Inna Braverman
CEO of Eco Wave Power
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