The second column of "Analytics for Grannies" in Analytical Science Advances, by Dr. Tal Luzzatto Knaan
Graduate Studies
The program focuses on the study of the seabed structure and the oceanic crust beneath it, the continental shelf, marine sediments, changes in water level and coastal formations, the search for alternative energy sources, and physical and chemical oceanography.
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The program includes in-depth research in marine biology at molecular, biochemical, physiological, and ecological levels, with a multidisciplinary specialization, encompassing marine sciences, with a focus on underwater flora and fauna.
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Based on the development of unique technologies for coping with the challenges of the marine environment, the program is designed for graduates of engineering programs who wish to explore and develop innovative technologies for the marine space.
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The program provides knowledge & tools to deal with the challenges that Israel will face in the coming years, regarding the issues of resources extracted from the sea, the determination of maritime borders and their security, maintaining open trade lines to and from Israel
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Artificial Intelligence and Sea
20.6.23
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A one-day conference bringing together researchers working on AI
(theory and practice) and sea (marine science and technology)
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NEWS
Students from all departments competed against their peers in the department level, and the winners participated in an all-school event.
It was our pleasure to host representatives of the IMOD DDR&D (Mafaat) and of the US Navy (NIWC Pacific) to demonstrate new technologies developed in the SubSEA lab, headed by...
on the shiny reflector that hides the eyes of crustacean larvae in open water.
Since 2016, researchers from the Charney School, led by Dr. Aviad Scheinin (Apax Marine Predator Lab at the Morris Kahn Marine Research Station) have caught, sampled, and successfully released over...
The 9th academic meeting of the Department of Marine Biology, took place last week at the University campus.
as part of the "Dead Sea analog to Deep Sea" field trip course leaded by Prof. Nicolas Waldmann from the Department of Marine Geosciences. Exceptional lacustrine outcrops surround the current...
During my M.Sc. studies at the Marine Geosciences Department, I accumulated the knowledge and tools to advance step by step in this field. I’ve realized my dreams — and now I have an appetite for more”
Tomer Ketter
Data analyst at the Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
M.Sc., Marine Geosciences Department
“My studies gave me the tools I need to be a scientist. The department’s openness to new methods and instrumentation, one of its greatest strengths, broadens your horizons and opens your mind to the use of new technologies in the marine sciences.”
Dr. Amikam Bar-Gil
Co-founder and CTO, Yemoja Ltd.
PhD, Marine Biology Department
“As a student, I felt privileged to meet marine scientists while studying and learning about leading-edge marine science. Not a day goes by when I don’t use the advanced, comprehensive methods and knowledge I acquired during my studies!”
