A new study from the University of Haifa reveals that the ability to mentally “sync” with a stranger during a first conversation may play a crucial role in psychological resilience
Coral reefs are often seen as vibrant ecosystems of corals and fish—but new research reveals that an equally dynamic world exists beyond what the eye can see. A study conducted
Researchers from the University of Haifa, Dr. Roy Galili and Prof. Guy Bar-Oz of the School of Archaeology and Maritime Cultures, have identified a previously unknown wild date palm population
The University of Haifa’s “Talents” Program, operating under Academia 360, showcased a unique model at Israel’s leading HR Excellence Conference, bridging focused academic training with real industry needs. Exposure to
A new study led by researchers from the University of Haifa reveals that sea caves along the coast of Cyprus function as hidden accumulation hotspots for marine debris—harboring pollution levels
The Stiva family warmly welcomed students, alumni, and faculty from the International Early Childhood Education and Development Program at the University of Haifa – a one-year, English-language program preparing professionals
This week marked the grand finale of the Academia 360 HR Incubator, with a standout professional visit to NVIDIA’s offices in Yokneam. The visit brought together University of Haifa students
Haifa Innovation Labs (HIL) leads the HILFUND Ideation Bootcamp, a university-based entrepreneurship program designed for students and early-stage entrepreneurs seeking to develop ideas with meaningful social and environmental impact. The
The first HIL SPARKS Meet-up on Impact Measurement, led by Haifa Innovation Labs (HIL), brought together a strong and diverse audience of entrepreneurs, HIL alumni, and students for an evening
This project was selected for funding under the University of Haifa’s Impact Research Initiative (2024–2025) and supported by a NIS 50,000 grant from the Innovation and Sustainability Division. The awarded
This project was selected for funding under the University of Haifa’s Impact Research Initiative (2024–2025) and supported by a NIS 50,000 grant from the Innovation and Sustainability Division. The awarded
This project was selected for funding under the University of Haifa’s Impact Research Initiative (2024–2025) and supported by a NIS 50,000 grant from the Innovation and Sustainability Division. The awarded
