Honoring the Fallen: Memorial Projects Take Center Stage at the new School of Design’s Graduation Exhibition

In the News At the recent exhibition of final graduation projects at the School of Design, several memorials were featured, honoring those who tragically lost their lives on October 7th and during…

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Groundbreaking research by Nahariya teens, guided by UofH scientists, published in prestigious scientific journal

In the News High school students from Shchakim School in Nahariya achieved a remarkable feat – their groundbreaking research on degenerative diseases in space was published in Astrobiology, a leading journal in the…

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School of Psychological Sciences: A New Study finds Neural Pathways Accelerating Brain Response to Perceived Threats after Prior Trauma

In the News Interest in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has surged since the Gaza war outbreak. Traumatic memories can resurface years later, disrupting the lives of those who suffer from…

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Read more about the article Marine Sciences: Loud Ship Noises Affect Dolphins Communications
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Marine Sciences: Loud Ship Noises Affect Dolphins Communications

In the News Credit: Hagai Nativ/Morris Kahn Marine Research Station A  novel research study conducted at Eilat's dolphin reef has revealed that ship noises disrupt dolphin communications. Led by Prof. Roee Diamant and Dr.…

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Joint Israeli-German research team successfully deploys cutting-edge deep sea climate change research

In the News We recently celebrated the inaugural launch of the "Eastern Mediterranean Sea Centre – An Early-Warning Model-System for our Future Ocean" project, a collaborative effort with the Germany-based…

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Read more about the article Study links autism to neuron development in embryos
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Study links autism to neuron development in embryos

In the News Credit: Getty ImagesA groundbreaking study led by Dr. Shani Stern (Sagol Department of Neurobiology) has discovered that genetic mutations in nerve cells of children with autism cause rapid growth followed…

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ISF’s Breakthrough Research Grant (BRG) awarded to Prof. Yael Kali

In the News Teachers train at the University's state-of-the-art “Future Learning Spaces” facility.  Prof. Yael Kali (Department of Learning and Instructional Sciences) is the founding Director of the Learning In a Networked…

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Marine tech research receives Schmidt Marine grant as part of the company’s sustainable fisheries initiative

In the News Prof. Roee Diamant (Hatter Department of Marine Technologies) in partnership with the University of Zagreb and Rujer Boskevic Institute are developing a “swarm” of low-cost underwater autonomous robots…

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UofH marine scientists predict less jellyfish in and around Israel shores this summer

In the News Up-to-the-minute jellyfish map tracker and forecaster developed by Prof. Dror Angel. Researchers from the Department of Maritime Civilizations cautiously predict that Israeli beaches will be jellyfish-free this summer,…

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UofH Confers Honorary Doctorate on Nathan Royce Silverstein, US Attorney and Philanthropist

In the News  (l-r) President Ron Robin, Supreme Court President (Ret.) Dorit Beinisch, Dr. Katy Ritzmann, and Prof. Tal Zarsky (Dean of the Faculty of Law). University of Haifa conferred a Doctor of Philosophy Honoris…

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Dedication of the Max Silverstein and Elizabeth Blume Silverstein Faculty of Law Building

In the News Dozens of faculty members, undergraduate and graduate law students attended the inauguration ceremony of the newly dedicated home of the Faculty of Law, in the presence of…

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Ha’aretz Article Features Two UofH Scientists on Five Israeli Studies Destined for Breakthroughs

In the News Dr. Shani Stern (Sagol Department of Neurobiology) and Dr. Tal Luzzatto-Knaan (Department of Marine Biology) were featured in a recent Ha'aretz article (in Hebrew) about Israeli researchers who are developing groundbreaking discoveries…

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Read more about the article Two inspiring women from the UofH community named among’48 Israelis who are transforming Israel and the world’
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Two inspiring women from the UofH community named among’48 Israelis who are transforming Israel and the world’

In the News 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…

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