How does academia preserve freedom of thought and research in an era of political, economic, and social challenges?
The “Ethics in Academia” conference, held at the Samuel Neaman Institute on February 12, 2025, was organized by Prof. Ali Salzberger (Head of the Ethics Program at the Neaman Institute), Prof. Neta Ziv (Vice President of Tel Aviv University), and Ms. Rinat Klein (Researcher at the Neaman Institute). Leading scholars gathered to discuss the key ethical issues shaping the future of higher education.
The Samuel Neaman Institute Presents: A Roadmap for Non-Animal Protein to Ensure Food Security in Israel by 2050
The Samuel Neaman Institute for National Policy Research has released a new comprehensive report titled ” Roadmap and Key Steps for Non־Animal Protein (Plant and Alternative) Towards Israel’s Food Security 2050.” The report underscores the critical role of non-animal proteins (plant-based and alternative) in ensuring a sustainable food future for Israel. It highlights the need to reduce dependence on animal proteins, strengthen local production, and secure long-term food security.
Food Security 2050 – Economic-Environmental Assessment
The Samuel Neaman Institute has released a new report titled Food Security 2050 – Economic-Environmental Assessment, which provides an in-depth analysis of the challenges and strategies required to ensure a sustainable and resilient food supply in Israel by 2050.
Samuel Neaman Institute Publishes Comprehensive Research Series on Science, Technology, and Innovation in Israel
The Samuel Neaman Institute is leading a multi-year program with annual reports covering various topics are published within an ongoing study conducted for the National Council for Civilian Research and Development (MOLMOP).
Israeli Physician-Scientist Program Expands with Two New Training Initiatives | TheMarker
New Research Reveals Gaps and Challenges on Multicultural Campuses in Israel
A new study by the Samuel Neaman Institute examined the attitudes, perceptions, and experiences of 1,200 Jewish and Arab students enrolled in heterogeneous academic institutions across Israel. Conducted during the 2023–2024 academic year in collaboration with the Rothschild Foundation, the research highlights the challenges and opportunities of shared academic spaces and emphasizes the impact of campus climate on students’ learning experiences and the promotion of universal values.
Living together on multicultural campus: Student’s Perspectives in Israeli Higher Education Institutions
https://www.neaman.org.il/en/living-together-on-multicultural-campus/
National Food Security Scenarios and Objectives for 2050
Haifa, Israel – The Samuel Neaman Institute has released a second report on Israel’s national food security projections for 2050. This strategic research document offers a comprehensive approach to ensuring Israel’s food security, with a critical focus on two fundamental scenarios: routine and emergency conditions. Key Findings and Strategic Objectives The report establishes ambitious national […]
Startup Companies in Times of Crisis – Insights
The latest report from the Samuel Neaman team offers valuable insights gathered from a comprehensive study involving in-depth interviews with Israeli startup company managers across diverse sectors. The aim was to uncover the challenges they faced and explore the solutions and strategies they believe can enable them to navigate and endure ongoing emergencies: In 2023, […]
Democracy as a Critical Infrastructure during a State of Emergency
A recent report authored by the Samuel Neaman Institute team addresses the topic of “Democracy as a Critical Infrastructure during a State of Emergency.” This study was carried out in partnership with the Minerva Center at the University of Haifa, and the National Emergency & Knowledge Center on “Safeguarding Democracy as an Essential Infrastructure in […]
