ast week, we held the inaugural meeting of the alumni community for the Blue Economy Pre-Acceleration Program—a collaborative initiative between the Charney School and the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University of Haifa.
The Charney School is participating in a new international research project along the coast of Costa Rica, aimed at understanding how reef-building corals cope with ocean warming.
Open Tenure-Track Faculty PositionThe Hatter Department of Marine Technologies at the University of Haifa is seeking outstanding scientists with a Ph.D. in engineering and related fields and expertise applicable to…
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Odugbesan Oluwadamilare, a second-year Master’s student from Nigeria, is at the forefront of marine geoscience research, investigating the contourites on the continental shelf of Western Galilee.
Benjamin Ankiri, a first-year Master’s degree student supervised by Prof. Barak Herut and Dr. Eyal Rahav, takes part in an international joint sailing in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, which both benefits his research and his hobby – Benjamin is a skipper in his free time. Follow the link below to dive deeper into his journey.
Parth Shah, a PhD student supervised by Prof. Nicolas Waldmann, is a multi-award-winning scientist who presented his research at various scientific conferences and published papers in peer-reviewed journals. In his studies, he aims to reconstruct centennial-scale climate variability, and in his spare time, he prefers to combine hobbies and science. In the future, Parth is planning to pursue postdoctoral studies under the guidance of his current supervisor.
Xingyu Li, an international Master’s degree student, presented his study at the Israeli Association for Aquatic Sciences Annual Meeting in Tel Aviv among more than 300 scientists.
Elias Mizrahi, a second-year Master’s degree student supervised by the Head of the Department Prof. Revital Bookman, Dr. Nadya Teutsch (Geological Survey of Israel), and Dr. Tamar Guy-Haim (Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research), is working with zooplankton samples from Haifa Bay to measure concentrations of heavy metals. He is also busy with his hobbies – footvolley and soccer. Follow the link below to dive deeper into his journey.
Maya Haimson, a Master’s degree student at the Department of Marine Geosciences, is a volunteer in Etgarim Dive Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to diving with the disabled.
