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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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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SECURITY STUDIES: UofH researchers present study at the Trade at the 2023 Annual Convention of the International Studies Association

In the News   UofH researchers from the Maritime Policy and Strategy Research Center, Dr. Nizan Feldman (School of Political Science), and Mark Shipton, presented their pioneering study at the annual ISA convention…

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Read more about the article Opinion: AI products cannot be moral agents. The tech industry must be held responsible for what it develops
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Opinion: AI products cannot be moral agents. The tech industry must be held responsible for what it develops

In the News Dr. Nizan Geslevich Packin (Faculty of Law) and Dr. Ori Freiman (University of Toronto) explored the recent debate in a recent article in Calcalist, as to whether algorithms…

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Globes names Prof. Eldar Haber among its “40 Under 40” Promising Leadership Team for 2022

In the News Prof. Eldar Haber (Faculty of Law) was nominated for Israel's prestigious Globes magazine's "40 Under 40" Promising Leadership Team for 2022. An expert in cyber law and…

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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…

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WEBINAR: How has the invasion of Ukraine reshaped Russia’s influence in the Middle East?

In the News The National Security Studies Center at the University of Haifa recently partnered with The Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington (AGSIW) to host an international conference examining…

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Dr. Rony Alfandary (School of Social Work) is interviewed on NBC News on the anniversary of Kristallnacht

In the News According to an exclusive NBC News report commemorating the 83rd anniversary of Kristallnact, 2020 was the third worst year of Anti-sematic incidents in America. Clinical psychologist and…

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Maritime Policy & Strategy Research Center (HMS) hosts guest speaker on the topic of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and implications for ports along existing maritime trade lanes, including the Haifa Port

In the News China's Belt and Road Initiative aims to build two new trade routes to connect China with the rest of the world. A recent event hosted by the…

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Professors honored with Germany’s Order of Merit in a ceremony held at the German Embassy

In the News Longstanding members of the Haifa Center for German and European Studies (HCGES), Professors Eli Salzberger and Fania Oz-Salzberger were recognized for their contributions to enhancing Germany’s standing…

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President of Israel, Attorney General of Israel, and Minister of Justice address annual Haifa Law Conference

In the News The Faculty of Law's annual conference, considered one of the most influential events in the legal field, featured a distinguished line-up of Israeli leaders, including President Herzog,…

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13th Annual Law Conference features distinguished politicians and members of Israeli judiciary

In the News The Faculty of Law’s annual conference, considered one of the most influential events in the legal field, featured President Isaac Herzog, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, former Justice…

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Read more about the article People living in “optimistic” countries have an easier time adjusting to work from home during the COVID-19 epidemic
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People living in “optimistic” countries have an easier time adjusting to work from home during the COVID-19 epidemic

In the News The degree of cultural optimism (on the country level) and level of situational optimism are important factors for success when working from home. A recent study led…

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Opinion: Israeli universities are key to creating a path towards coexistence, President Ron Robin

In the News The New York Times recently published a letter from President Robin discussing the importance of expanding leadership programs at institutions of higher learning that bring together diverse populations.…

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University of Haifa holds joint conference with the French Speaking Catholic Community in Hong Kong (CCFHK) on the representation of Jesus Christ in recent archaeological discoveries in Israel

In the News Dr. Emma Maayan-Fanar (Art History Department) and Father Remy Kurowski, Chaplin of the French Speaking Catholic Community in Hong Kong led the online conference “The Holy Face hidden…

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New international scientific journal launched by UofH scholar

In the News Congratulations to Prof. Tawfiq Mansour of the Department of Mathematics on launching a new international scientific journal: Enumerative Combinatorics and Applications (ECA). The peer-reviewed scientific journal is devoted to the…

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