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
The University of Haifa has recently secured three competitive grants from the Israel Innovation Authority, totaling approximately NIS 3 million. Combined with the University’s own investment, these initiatives represent an
The University of Haifa has recently secured three competitive grants from the Israel Innovation Authority, totaling approximately NIS 3 million. Combined with the University’s own investment, these initiatives represent an
The University of Haifa has recently secured three competitive grants from the Israel Innovation Authority, totaling approximately NIS 3 million. Combined with the University’s own investment, these initiatives represent an
A new study led by Prof. Maya Negev from the The Health and Climate Resilience Lab at University of Haifa, in collaboration with Dr. Matan Elisha Singer, Bar-Ilan University, reveals
The Innovation and Sustainability Unit at the University of Haifa invites faculty members to submit proposals for the Call for Courses Incorporating Social and Environmental Action (Academic Year 2025–2026). This
The Innovation and Sustainability Unit at the University of Haifa invites academic faculty to submit proposals for the Research-Based Impact Call for Proposals (Academic Year 2025–2026), focused on advancing sustainability-related
Description On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the University of Haifa hosted the conference “The Right to Pleasure, the Right to Health: Advancing Sexuality in
Description A new international study led by researchers from the University of Haifa, in collaboration with Jönköping University (Sweden) and the University of Nicosia, explores the relationship between prolonged psychological
