Groundbreaking discovery of largest concentration of shark eggs 12.8.21Researchers found a deep-water nursery filled with a large amount of shark eggs that they believe could have important implications for understanding…
Rising sea levels threaten coastal biodiversity of rare rocky reefs on Israel's coast 12.8.21A new study led by Prof. Gil Rilov (Department of Marine Biology) has found that rocky reefs…
Jellyfish Provide Clues Into Mediterranean Sea's Mysterious Past 1.9.21Scientists from the Charney School hypothesize that a dramatic event occurred in the Mediterranean Sea 4.5 million years ago which led to…
The Race to End Climate Change Begins in Haifa 27.10.21The fight against climate change is a race against time – and we, at the the Charney School, are trying to…
20 Israelis leading the way out of the climate crisis 31.10.21With the UN Climate Change Conference now in session, ISRAEL21c organization introduce Israeli scientists, entrepreneurs, activists, educators and artists working…
Sandbar sharks travel furthest than ever tracked 16.11.21A sandbar shark was discovered to have traveled the furthest out of the Mediterranean Sea than has ever been recorded before. Researchers at the Charney…
Showcasing the Dept. of Marine Technologies to UAE Minister of Education 16.11.21United Arab Emirates Minister of Education, Hussain bin Ibrahim Al Hammadi visited the School as part of a delegation…
Charney School teams up with Greenpeace International and Greenpeace Israel to map the marine mammal population in the Mediterranean Sea 5.4.22The collaboration is the biggest research project to date and…
How Vulnerable Is the Mediterranean to Tsunami Risks? 17.1.22Dr. Beverly Goodman-Tchernov (Head, Strauss Department of Marine Geosciences and a National Geographic Explorer) was interviewed by Haaretz following the recent underwater…
Catastrophe looms for Dead Sea as incoming water sources dry up, scientist says 14.5.22The Dead Sea sinkhole situation is worsening, according to a marine scientist, who is warning of a…
