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
AAA's boycott of Israel is discriminatory, academic association charges
“The decision constitutes an infringement of the freedom of students and scholars to interact, study, and conduct research about Israel,” the statement argues.
Separate Zionism from academic Jewish studies, says NGO
The ICSZ's unfolding narrative hints at seismic shifts in the landscape of Zionist discourse, ethnic studies, and the ideological battles that underscore them.
Grapevine: Academics at Hadassah
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Scholars must speak out against anti-Israel academic boycotts - opinion
The American Anthropological Association (AAA) announced last week that they have voted in favor of a “Resolution to Boycott Israeli Academic Institutions.”
iPads, augmented reality, and bean bag chairs: Is this the future of classroom education?
Striving to be at the forefront of academic progress, the Gordon Academic College of Education has integrated constant innovation into its core values.
Iran, Israel in talks on deal to free abducted academic - report
Russian Israeli researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov is being held by pro-Iran militia in Iraq, Israel believes. Reports suggest the abduction was an attempt to pressure Israel to release detained Iranians.
Practice and follow-up are crucial in improving literacy in children - study
The results of methods in all three countries have revealed the most important part: Targeted practice and follow-up are key in learning how to read and thrive at doing so.
Tel Aviv University ranked first in Israel by QS World University Ranking
How many Israelis are graduating university, what are they studying?
Central Bureau of Statistics Report Highlights Academic Achievements and Emerging Trends in Higher Education
Reuben Baron, Jewish co-author of most widely cited psychology paper dies at 86
His paper, “The moderator–mediator variable distinction in social psychological research,” remains the most cited paper in the history of psychology.
