Science minister’s mission to make Israelis the future leaders of humanity

Science Minster Ofir Akunis said the ministry is spending half-a-billion shekels to ensure that the next generation of Israelis are at the forefront of science and technology innovation.

Graduate student Yifat Baruchi in Prof. Ronen Rapaport's lab, testing a photon measurement setup, at the Hebrew University's Quantum Information Science Center

(photo credit: YITZ WOOLF FOR HEBREW UNIVERSITY)

ByKELLY HARTOG

NOVEMBER 19, 2017 20:18

Updated: NOVEMBER 20, 2017 06:36

Science minister’s mission to make Israelis the future leaders of humanity

Science Minster Ofir Akunis said the ministry is spending half-a-billion shekels to ensure that the next generation of Israelis are at the forefront of science and technology innovation.

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Science minister’s mission to make Israelis the future leaders of humanity

Science Minster Ofir Akunis said the ministry is spending half-a-billion shekels to ensure that the next generation of Israelis are at the forefront of science and technology innovation.

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