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The path for increasing energy efficiency
The Samuel Neaman Institute for National Policy Research publishes policy recommendations on energy efficiency. A Document written by Prof. Gershon Grossman, head of the Energy domain in the Samuel Neaman institute, states that the recognition of the problem of inefficiency and waste is increasing in the energy sector. Energy Efficiency can help Israel meet obligations it undertook in the field of reducing polluting emissions.
Why there aren’t many women on the academic staff?
Recently published data indicate diminishing numbers of women among senior staff, primarily in the technology and engineering. The reason for this stems from the stereotyped and perceived professions division
The 5776 mirror: Looking back over the past Jewish year
As we look back over the past Jewish year, Israel has room for much optimism and hope – and a dark cloud or two.
Is Israel prepared for a brave new world in which robots do the work humans once did?
What would life without a job be like? What if robots and computers did nearly all the work once done by humans? This is not science fiction. Increasingly, these tasks are being done by smart machines.
Pneumatic waste collection system in residential neighborhoods – an economically and environmentally viable solution for densely built residential areas
Ofira Ayalon, Idan Liebes
Pneumatic waste collection systems in neighborhoods have many advantages over conventional collection, such as lower operating costs and less noise and odor pollution (generated from collection trucks). A research study for the Ministry of Environmental Protection examined the viability of such automatic waste collections systems in new residential neighborhoods construction projects.
The gaps between men and women in academia – especially in the exact sciences
New data from the Samuel Neaman Institute: why the proportion of women falls in stages after the doctorate, academic institutions, how to maintain male dominance even unconsciously, what will encourage women to move forward.
Vocational education belongs to the Ministry of Education
The ink had not dried on the blessed decision to unit under the Ministry of Education and vocational education, which is currently under the Ministry of Economy, and here we were told it was canceled at this point. This outrageous decision requires the reaction of those who are concerned about the future of good technological education in Israel.
green vehicles are costly
Ofira Ayalon, Idan Liebes
A study conducted at Samuel Neaman Institute found that the total cost per kilometer of internal combustion vehicles is the lowest, followed by hybrid vehicles, in the third place electric vehicle and in last place plug-in hybrid vehicles. The study reveals the parameters affecting these costs
High-tech employees are richer – but don’t blame them for the increase in apartment prices
Tsipy Buchnik, Daphne Getz, Ilia Zatcovetsky
True, some high-tech workers are willing to pay very high sums for rent in central Tel Aviv, but from there to make them guilty for the rise in housing prices – there is a long way. Even a skilled programmer will need his parents help to reach the equity needed to purchase a home.
CBS warns from collapse of the high-tech industry
Tsipy Buchnik, Daphne Getz, Ilia Zatcovetsky
Unless unexpected changes will occur in the coming months, the Israeli high-tech exports drop 27.8% by the end of the year. Electronic manufacturing industry at high risk: expected to lose 71% of exports by the end of 2016