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 that coordinate their routes to better acoustically detect and estimate fish populations. The grant from the Schmidt Family Foundation will support the development of a swarm of low-cost, underwater autonomous robots that coordinate for better acoustic detection and estimation of fish populations.

Ha'aretz Article Features Dr. Tal Luzzatto-Knaan on Five Israeli Studies Destined for Breakthroughs 27.4.23Dr. Tal Luzzatto-Knaan and her team at the Functional Metabolomics Lab are exploring the chemical substances produced…

SwitchMed visits the Charney School of Marine Sciences 19.7.23This visit coincided with the Demo Day organized by the Charney School and Haifa Innovation Labs to celebrate the achievements of the…

ISRAEL21c chose Dr. Beverly Goodman as one of 48 Israelis who are shaping Israel and the world 17.4.23ISRAEL21 channel article marking Israel's 75th anniversary, chose our marine geo-archaeologist Dr. Beverly…

Rare masthead from ancient shipwreck found in northern Israel 23.9.20A masthead found in a shipwreck off northern Israel sheds light on sailing and shipbuilding during the Late Antiquity period, according…

Uncovering The Commutes Of Israel’s Sharks 18.8.20New research from the Charney School of Marine Sciences has revealed Israel’s sharks travel about 30 miles (50 km) between the human-altered habitats that…

Coral reef research earns NSF-BSF grant 8.8.2020The NSF-BSF Joint Funding Research Program recently awarded a grant totaling $820,000 for coral reef research led by Dr. Tali Mass of the Department of…

More than Jelly: UofH scientists reveal beneficial uses of jellyfish 31.7.2020Dr. Tamar Lotan, Prof. Dror Angel and Dr. Dor Edelist of the Leon H. Charney School of Marine Sciences and…