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Challenges
Harnessing Science, Engineering, and Higher Education as scaffolds for pluralism and consolidation
Developing tools to cultivate communities that operate inclusively while safeguarding diversity and freedom, and are aware of the environmental implications of their actions.
Modalities for the evolution of higher education in society
Formulating higher education policy that adapts to socioeconomic dynamics and is responsive to changes in institutional frameworks and global trends.
Ensuring responsible scientific progress
Designing policy that encourages high-level and responsible scientific activity involves creating frameworks that prioritize ethical research practices, promote transparency, and encourage collaboration across disciplines. Our goal is to ensure that scientific research aligns with societal needs and contributes positively to sustainable development goals.
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Published in Globes, Israel
The Impact of an Airport in the Jezreel Valley on Agriculture and Food Security in Israel
The aim of this paper is to assess the potential impact of establishing an airport in the Jezreel Valley on regional agricultural production, the local economy and livelihoods dependent on agriculture, and the supply of food and food security for the broader Israeli public.
Teaching systems thinking skills in engineering and scientific education
The research report on teaching systems thinking skills in engineering and scientific education concisely presents definitions, process (methodology) and tools for systems thinking and on their basis reviews a number of relevant approaches, means and training programs for teaching systems thinking in the worlds of science and engineering.
The Israeli Economy and Industry – a Journey Through Time
This book aims to present a broad picture of the Israeli economy and industry, hoping to derive lessons for the future from past events, and is a continuation of research at the Samuel Neaman Institute in 2020.
“The Israeli nutrition plate in 2050” an interim report within the Israel 2050 food security project
The interim report is part of our effort to shape Israel’s national policy for food security in 2050. The report focuses on the recommended diet for 2050 in Israel and its implications, defining the composition, structure, and content of the Mediterranean nutrition plate that aligns with Israeli culture, tastes, lifestyle, climate and agricultural conditions, while ensuring a sustainable and healthy diet.
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