UofH scientists solve ancient Mediterranean sailing mystery
In the News In a first-of-a-kind study, a team of UofH researchers set sail to shed light on how sailors navigated strong Mediterranean winds in ancient times. The team used…
Archeologists find ancient game from the Hellenistic period with inscriptions of Greek gods
In the News UofH archaeologists, under the direction of Dr. Ian Stern (School of Archaeology and Maritime Cultures), uncovered a unique collection of astragalos from the Hellenistic period during excavations in the…
ARCHAEOLOGY: 23,000 year-old submerged brush huts discovered in the Galilee reveal dietary secrets of Prehistoric Israel
In the News The remains found inside the oldest brush hut in the world at Ohalo II, near the Sea of Galilee, reveal its inhabitants had a diverse diet. A…
Prof. Orna Rabinovich-Einy receives ERC Consolidator grant
In the News Prof. Orna Rabinovich-Einy (Faculty of Law), an expert in online dispute resolution, alternative dispute resolution and civil procedure, was recently awarded the prestigious ERC Consolidator grant. She…
Prof. Guy Bar-Oz receives an ERC grant to restore heritage grape cultivars in the Negev desert and bring an ancient Byzantine grape variety back to life
In the News As a response to global warming, it is of vital importance to expand our search for authentic local ancient breeds that were cultivated and bred for centuries…
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Research sheds light on ways of reducing poverty in Israel
In the News Dr. Einat Lavee (Department of Human Services and The Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Poverty and Social Exclusion) recently submitted a comprehensive qualitative study on poverty in…
COGNITIVE SCIENCE: New UofH study finds facial recognition isn’t only a ‘human’ ability
In the News A groundbreaking study led by Prof. Shai Gabay (Head, The Institute of Information Processing and Decision Making) and researchers from Carnegie Mellon sheds light on the evolution of…
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A new scientific breakthrough suggests PTSD may be diagnosed via saliva
In the News A new study led by researchers from the University of Haifa and Tel Aviv University discovered the presence of certain bacteria in the saliva can indicate post-trauma in…
EVOLUTIONARY SCIENCES: Male Songbirds set the fashion trends
In the News Animals use color for camouflage, to send warning signals, attract mates, send social signals, and regulate their body temperature. UofH researchers have now discovered that in songbirds,…
MARINE GEOSCIENCES: Mapping sea change
In the News Dr. Beverly Goodman-Tchernov's (Head, Strauss Department of Marine Geosciences and a National Geographic Explorer) research was recently featured in a Science article highlighting researchers at Israeli universities making world-wide impact.…
TSUNAMI RESEARCH: How vulnerable is the Mediterranean Sea?
In the News Dr. Beverly Goodman-Tchernov (Head, Strauss Department of Marine Geosciences and a National Geographic Explorer) was interviewed by Haaretz following the recent underwater volcano eruption in the South Pacific that…
Study sheds light on 3,600 year old TSUNAMI debris
In the News Skeletons of a young man and a dog who were killed by a tsunami triggered by the eruption of Santorini's Thera volcano 3,600 years ago were recently…
UofH to lead an international space and ground observational campaign to investigate black holes
In the News University of Haifa is leading an international observational campaign to map out the vicinity of black holes to better understand how they amass material and grow over…
Social Entrepreneurship Program
The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program at the University of Haifa is supporting and nurturing young social pioneers from diverse academic departments working together on solutions to real-world challenges.
The Epigenetics of Aging and Longevity
Uncovering the secrets to longevity with advanced bioinformatics tools
New Home for the Faculty of Law
Committed to the promotion of justice and coexistence in Israel's multicultural society and around the world.
The Lorry I. Lokey City Campus
The Lorry I. Lokey City Campus, figuratively and also quite literally, is bringing the University of Haifa down from the mountain top – making it a more integral part of the city and a catalyst for regional development.
First evidence of beer production for social consumption found at a prehistoric Israeli town
In the News Prof. Danny Rosenberg (School of Archaeology and Maritime Cultures) recently led an archaeological expedition in the Middle Jordan Valley that uncovered cereal grains preserved in ancient pottery…
legal computer judge concept, cyber gavel,3D illustration
Cyber, Law and Policy
Research at the intersection of law, national security, civil liberties and technology
UofH and ECNU hold joint cryptology event
In the News Over 60 Israeli and Chinese students attended the hybrid cryptology conference held jointly by UofH and the East China Normal University (ECNU) in Shanghai. The conference, part…
UofH evolution biologist among key speakers at Food for Good ITVIT Asian Conference
In the News A key seminar on "Food for Good" was delivered by Prof. Assaf Distelfeld (Director, Institute of Evolution) at the 2021 ITVTI Food for Good International Higher Education…
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