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President of Ariel University, 1995-2012 | Department of Chemical Sciences and the Schlesinger Family Center for Compact Accelerators, Radiation Sources and Applications
“Discoveries are sometimes made by mistake. You conduct an experiment and get unexpected results. One observation leads to another, and you begin to unravel why this occurred. Sometimes our assumptions are incorrect, and we need to rethink them.”
Head of the Laboratory for Bio-inspired and Complex and Materials Mechanics (BCMM)
Head of the Laboratory for Bio-inspired and Complex and Materials Mechanics (BCMM)
Assistant Professor of Theoretical Cosmology
Integrating humor into the workplace is serious business.
Dr. Hananel Rosenberg sees the bright side of controlled and sensible use of smartphones and social media among children and adolescents.
Dr. Oren Berkowitz, a recent immigrant from the United States, is sharing his know-how to cultivate a new cadre of health care professionals in Israel – physician assistants.
Dr. Michael Wagner hopes his research will enable amputees and individuals with partial paralysis of their hands to regain their grip force.
Metallurgists and biologists are working together to enhance osseointegration on implant surfaces.
Dr. Amos Azaria began computer programming at the age of 6 and was a finalist in the International Bible Contest at 12. Now he hopes to win the Indianapolis 500 Autonomous Challenge.
Towards the end of a pleasurable day of biking in nature, miles from civilization, it's getting dark and you could use some help with the uphill effort. But your bicycle battery is empty, and your cellphone's battery is almost finished. You might get lost without the help of a navigation app. Fortunately, you brought along your portable hydrogen fuel cell. Just mix a bit of powder with water in the device, plug in your recharger and you are good to go for about 8 more hours!
Focusing on the impact of sibling relationships within the family and on society.
Research ranging from ringing in the ears to music in the ears, with a wide spectrum of subjects in between
Interdisciplinary collaboration at Ariel University is creating new technologies for understanding and helping children with neurodevelopmental conditions.
As a professional athlete and coach, Professor Jay Hoffman’s curiosity leads him to seek answers about the capabilities of human physiology through scientific research. His research focuses on exercise and dietary interventions to maximize human performance.
Dr. Michal Icht has joined the Beatbox generation to develop innovative tools for speech impairments.
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The murder of the Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics had a very strong influence on Dr. Dan Naor. From a very early age he became intrigued about the intricacies of the region.
Department of Land of Israel and Archaeology
Dr. Adi Eliyahu Behar integrates archaeology with chemistry to discover the origins of iron artifacts from the Early Iron Age and shed light on the development and production of iron in the Levant.
Prof. Alex Schechter and his team of researchers at the Fuel Cells and Electrochemistry Group are striving to develop unconventional sources of clean and renewable energy and make a significant contribution towards a sustainable clean energy economy.
Mindy Levine comes to Ariel University as a brand new immigrant from the US, and she has hit the ground running. Her exuberance for chemistry is palpable, and she is wasting no time in digging in and sharing her rich experience and passion with her students and fellow faculty.
