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In Israel, approximately 6.256 million tons of municipal and commercial waste are produced every year, of which only a small percentage is recycled. In countries like Germany and Sweden, where

Description One of the Haifa Impact Projects Winners 2024 is engaged in a Food rescue as an Art Project, part of a dedicated course guided by Ruti Sela. This annual

Team members Prof. Pavel Goldstein, School of Public Health, University of Haifa IPainLAB Integrative Pain Laboratory, University of Haifa Prof. Pavel Goldstein with his new publication in the PAIN Journal

Description Recognizing the need for advanced information skills among research students, Younes & Soraya Nazarian Library at the University of Haifa, in collaboration with the Online Learning Unit and academic

Description The International MA Program in Education and Development in Early Childhood has been recently launched with an event hosted by Ora and Eytan Stibbe, founders of the Anatta social

Description Special Populations Advanced Research and Clinic Center (SPARC) was established with the vision and strong desire to integrate research and society, focusing on the needs of individuals with special

Description Prof. Yael Kali from the Department of Learning and Instructional Sciences at the University of Haifa has received an ISF grant through the Breakthrough Research Program (Mafatz). Her project

Description In June 2024, the University of Haifa held a cornerstone-laying ceremony for the new School of Medicine, named after Herta and Paul Amir, set to open in 2025. Partnering

The Leon Charney School of Marine Sciences and Haifa Innovation Labs (HIL) won a grant to operate a new training program for veterans and reservists SDG Highlights Description The Leon

Description Prof. Anna Zisberg and Prof. Efrat Shadmi from the Cheryl Spencer Department of Nursing in the Faculty of Welfare and Health Sciences, part of a 22-organization research group from

Description PhD Student Karolina Hruby and Prof. Danny Rosenberg from the Department of Archaeology have published a paper entitled Urbanizing food: New perspectives on food processing tools in the Early

Description Students participating in the ‘Ahavat Olam’ Scholarship Program, organized by the Scholarships Unit in the Dean of Students Office, spent a memorable weekend in Jerusalem as part of the