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Around 500 babies are born in Israel every day. Imagine four of them, born to families from four different “tribes” of Israeli society: secular Jewish, religious Jewish, ultra-Orthodox Jewish, and Arab. At birth, they will receive equal treatment from
The conference will take place on Sunday, June 28, at the Butler Auditorium, Samuel Neaman Institute. Registration
A joint conference by the Samuel Neaman Institute and the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) will address national data infrastructures for research and the possibilities of their use by researchers from academia and the public sector. The conference w
On April 28, join Cindy Anderson, Engineering for One Planet (EOP) Co-founder and Strategy Consultant with The Lemelson Foundation to learn about the free, online EOP teaching resources – co-created and vetted by engineers, experts, and teaching facult
Increasing exploitation of natural resources has led to an unprecedented ecological crisis. Habitat loss and fragmentation are widely recognized as major threats to biodiversity. Traditionally, conservation efforts have focused on the establishment of
Anatomy coalesced into a scientific discipline in sixteenth-century Italy with the revolution initiated by Andreas Vesalius, widely regarded as the father of the field. Its classical method—dissection of the human body—has since become an enduring univ
How do we deal with building maintenance? We will hear from a wide range of experts from the field: representatives of government and local authorities, urban planners and architects, legal and economic professionals, and academic researchers. These professionals will present studies, policy proposals, and practical insights, followed by a discussion of these topics.
On October 21, 2025, the Samuel Neaman Institute will host a special conference at the Technion on the role of academia during social, political, and governance crises. Leading academics, policymakers, and public figures will discuss academic freedom, the academic boycott of Israel, and the challenges and responsibilities of higher education in shaping national strength and continuity.
You are invited to a lecture in the Colloquium Series of the Samuel Neaman Institute. This series is dedicated to exploring the implications of social processes (culture, technology, ethics, geopolitics, and more) on higher education, research, and development. Speaker: Prof. Efraim Lev
The Engineer Education Forum, the Samuel Neaman Institute, and the Forum of Centers for the Advancement of Teaching in Israel, invite you to a webinar dedicated to integrating creative artificial intelligence in the teaching of engineering, science, and industry.
