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Doctors in Israel – many Publications, less quotes
23% of all Israeli academic publications are in the field of clinical medicine. This data of the National Council for Research and Development in the Ministry of Science, was collected in conjunction with CBS, indicating a relatively large volume of engaging in research among physicians, however, in quality measures – it’s a different story
Islamic Brain and the Battle of Science
Yair Even-Zohar, Daphne Getz, Uri Kirsch
While Israel has eroded the governmental research budgets for scientific research and development over the last decade, the Arab countries have increased their investments in scientific research and development by tens of billions of dollars.
The energy forum at S. Neaman Institute at the Technion led by Prof. Gershon Grossman examined the profitability of oil shale utilization in Israel
Lack of orderly approval process for various proposed projects for oil shale mining and utilization as a source for producing liquid fuels, and lack of coordination between relevant ministries – a significant problem of regulation – constitute an extreme burden on entrepreneurs interested in operating in this field in Israel. This is the main conclusion reached by a consensus of special experts at the “Energy Forum” discussion in mid-October.
Prof. Ofira Ayalon “Green growth without a detailed budget is not effective”
Prof. Ofira Ayalon has presented in the first “Haifa cleantech conference” the need to implement cleantech technologies in the industry and the role of governmental regulations to pull these technologies into the Israeli market.
Mr. Yehzkel Farkash of S.Neaman institute was chosen by “Ladaat.net” as one of the 50 people that “Made the Year of 2012”
chezki Farkash
From “Ladaat.net”:
Many are familiar with Hezki Farkash from Haifa, the Operations Officer of ZAKA’s Northern Command. ( ZAKA = Zihuy Korbanot Ason).
It turns out, that throughout the last year his span of activity in the area of helping the Ultra-Orthodox public, did not fall from his ZAKA activity.
Farkash led the coordination of Ultra-Orthodox youth volunteering into the National Civic Service, particularly in the “Respect the Elderly” project, of the Ministry for Senior Citizens. This is in addition to his high involvement in the Ultra-Orthodox Project at the Samuel Neaman Institute at the Technion in Haifa. His vast activities for the public, are probably part of the man’s DNA.
A new coordinator for the “Environmental Tag” project
The Local Government Center is happy to welcome aboard Mrs. Tal Goldrath, as the new coordinator for the “Environmental Tag” project.
Tal holds a B.Sc. degree in Chemical engineering and a M.Sc. in water, soil and environmental engineering, both from the Technion, Haifa. Tal has a wide experience in policy research on environmental and energy issues, after working for the last five years at the Samuel Neaman Institute. Tal was involved in cooperative work with government offices and significant stake holders on various environmental issues, especially energy and greenhouse gas reduction plans. In addition, Tal is a PhD candidate at the Natural Resource and Environmental Management department at Haifa university, conducting research on energy efficiency measures in the Israeli electricity market.
Semiconductor industry executives will attend a conference of the Semiconductor Organization GSA
The Israel Executive Forum conference will be held in November in Herzliya, and will be attended by Tower – Jazz CEO Russell Ellwanger, and executives from Broadcom, Microsemi and SanDisk.
Interview with Prof. Rand, the new CEO of SNI, on the vital role of the institution in improving decision-making at the national level, The Technion Magazine
Omri Rand
Excellent researchers, thorough research work and the absence of any sectorial agenda – this is our formula and our mandate.” Explains Rand, the new CEO of Samuel Neaman Institute, his philosophy and the philosophy of the institution he began to manage. “The reputation of Samuel Neaman Institute derives from being an independent institution without bias, that produces trustworthy data and conclusions.”
To exit or not to exit
That’s the billion-dollar question. Israel prides itself on being the start-up nation, but many contend that it would be better off creating its own homegrown multinationals.
First Degree – Go to College
Recently published survey carried out by the Planning and Budgeting Committee of the Council for Higher Education indicates a change in higher education in Israel.
