2021 Mediterranean Oil Spill Harmed Far More Marine Species Than Was Apparent from the Coastline
New Study from University of Haifa: 2021 Mediterranean Oil Spill Harmed Far More Marine Species Than Was Apparent from the Coastline
New Study from University of Haifa: 2021 Mediterranean Oil Spill Harmed Far More Marine Species Than Was Apparent from the Coastline
The INHUB – International Hub for Nutrition in Israel is a dynamic platform showcasing Israel’s nutrition ecosystem—bringing together research, policy, and innovation while opening new avenues for global collaboration
the Origin of the Kidney in Vertebrates May Be Different Than Previously Thought
The School of Environmental Sciences at the University of Haifa, partnering with the Shamir and Kimron Veterinary Institutes, announces a new master’s research opportunity led by Prof. Motti Charter
Following the recent shutdown of Israel's desalination plants due to marine pollution, Prof. David Katz (School of Environmental Sciences) addressed leading local and international media, including The Washington Post, i24NEWS, and Galei Zahal
Prof. Shira Zelber-Sagi, Chair of the Graduate Studies Committee at the School of Public Health at the University of Haifa, was featured in The New York Times
Researchers from the Leon H. Charney School of Marine Sciences at the University of Haifa, in collaboration with a consortium of European research institutions, have secured a major international grant launched this month to restore vulnerable marine habitats
A research team from the Natural Resources and Environmental Research Center at the University of Haifa has concluded a multi-year ecological monitoring study evaluating post-fire regeneration patterns across Mount Carmel
For First Time: An Exhibition from Israel at the International Silk Road Virtual Museum Presents Findings from China, India, and Central Asia Unearthed in Israel’s Arava Region
New Study from University of Haifa: A Single RET Gene Mutation Causes a Congenital Defect and Thyroid Cancer