Parents, Not Sirens, Drive Childrens Stress Levels During War, Researchers Say
A University of Haifa survey, led by Prof. Yael Mayer, reveals Israeli children's stress during the March conflict with Iran is linked to parental distress.
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Drone Imagery and Machine Learning Revolutionize Mapping of Archaeological Sites
Revolutionary Israeli tech from the University of Haifa uses drone imagery and machine learning to map archaeological sites, revealing ancient patterns and.
Study: Carmel Region Was Once Home to Snake- and Lizard-Eating Humans
A new University of Haifa study shows Natufian culture members in Israel's Carmel region 15,000 years ago ate snakes and lizards.
Israeli Scholar Receives Humboldt Prize for Breakthroughs in Psychotherapy Research
Israeli scholar Prof. Sigal Zalka-Manu wins the Humboldt Research Prize for breakthroughs in psychotherapy research, focusing on personalized treatment.
Drone Imagery and Machine Learning Revolutionize Mapping of Archaeological Sites
Revolutionary Israeli tech from the University of Haifa uses drone imagery and machine learning to map archaeological sites, revealing ancient patterns and.
University of Haifa Scholar Secures Prestigious Grant for AI–Justice Project
University of Haifa scholar wins prestigious ERC grant for AI–Justice project, exploring AI's impact on criminal justice in Israel and Europe.
The Dead Sea’s Hidden Plastic Problem: A Record of Decades of Waste
Uncover the Dead Sea's hidden plastic problem. Decades of waste from urban areas accumulate, forming a unique environmental record at Earth's lowest point.
Nesher Ramla Discovery Reveals Selective Hunting and Scavenging by Prehistoric Humans
New research reveals that early humans at the prehistoric site of Nesher Ramla in Israel's coastal plain did not hunt indiscriminately but...
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