Academic World
Q-Factor emerges as Israel’s latest quantum computing developer with $24 million seed investment
The investment, which included NFX, TPY Capital, and Intel Capital, aims to commercialize a quantum computing project developed by professors from the Technion and Weizmann Institute.
Finally, it's happening: A first-of-its-kind academic degree for contractors
Fake Western morality is fueled by Qatari money - opinion
Aliyah: Navigating the contours of academia
Israel must bring its scientists back home - opinion
Israel's economy loses out on NIS 2.4 billion every year by not having their scientists return home as opposed to working abroad.
Grapevine May 31, 2023: A triple-digit age
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
UFOs becoming increasingly attractive to US academics - study
A new study shows that interest in studying UFOs/UAPs as reached mainstream academia and many are pushing for further academic research on the subject.
Tel Aviv University: Meeting challenges of equity, diversity, community
TAU’s Equity and Diversity Commission deals with all aspects of equity and diversity on the TAU campus, including gender, Arabs, people with disabilities, the LGBT community and haredim.
Two-thirds of Israeli universities drop in global academic rankings
Institutions of higher learning in the West are being overshadowed by those in China, which is investing huge sums in teaching and research.
Jerusalem highlights May 12 –18
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
The famed Dershowitz family and a story of aliyah to Israel
Rabbi Prof. Zecharia Dor-Shav (Dershowitz) is a retired professor from Bar-Ilan University, an author and speaker, uncle to renowned US lawyer Alan Dershowitz.
Israel will overcome judicial reform crisis - Gabriela Shalev
She spends as much time as she can with her children, six grandchildren and her little great-grandson, and is now talking at demonstrations against the government’s judicial overhaul.
Passover, Exodus: How did the Jews go from Egypt to Israel?
How the Israelites made their way from Egypt to the Promised Land is open to various archaeological interpretations.
Israeli judicial reform could spark damaging brain drain - survey
Young university faculty members have the highest likelihood of leaving Israel due to the Netanyahu government's judicial reforms.
