Success Stories” II – A Follow-up Study of Ultra-Orthodox Men and Women who Successfully Integrated Work with Studies
This report describes a follow-up that was carried out on the characteristics of the development over time (about 13 years) of a group of ultra-Orthodox women and men who were defined at the time as “success stories” in the field of employment. The sample consisted of 12 men, 4 women, and 7 employers. The subjects […]
R&D Outputs in Israel: International Comparison of Scientific Publications | 2024
In August 2024, three Israeli universities were once again ranked among the world’s top 100 according to the Shanghai Ranking, underscoring Israel’s strong global research standing. Against this backdrop, the report analyzes the state of Israeli research through a bibliometric review based on a wide range of data sources. The first two chapters map Israel’s […]
Research and Development Outputs in Israel: Patents of Foreign R&D Centers and Multinational Companies in Israel
This report presents statistics on the inventive activity of Israeli inventors and applicants. The report includes an analysis of patent applications in the PCT track, an analysis of inventive activity by leading assignees, distribution of inventive activity by sectors and technological fields and an analysis of the globalization aspects of Israeli inventive activity.
Indicators for Assessing Research-Based Public Engagement of Academic Faculty Members in Israel.
The study examined the research-based public engagement of academic faculty members in Israel and its impact on their academic careers, focusing on two fields: Public Health and Environmental Studies. Its aim was to develop indicators for evaluating public engagement and to explore ways of integrating this dimension into institutional evaluation, promotion, and reward mechanisms.
Assessment of “Digital Health / eHealth Literacy” Among Medical School Graduates in Israel
This pilot study examined the level of digital health literacy among medical students and graduates of the Technion Faculty of Medicine, using a knowledge and self-assessment questionnaire, curriculum analysis, and in-depth faculty interviews.
Social Responsibility in Technological-Scientific Universities – An International Review
By analyzing their approaches to social responsibility as an integral part of organizational culture, this international review seeks to illuminate the ways in which universities navigate their role as agents of positive social change while preserving their academic missions and values.
The National Plan to Reduce Food Loss and Waste
The Ministry of Environmental Protection led the development of the national program, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, with professional support from the Environment and Energy Cluster at Samuel Neaman Institute.
Water and Land Resources in Israel, 2050
This report examines the land and water resources required to meet Israel’s food security goals for 2050, with a focus on crop-based agriculture. Its objectives are to assess the current situation, estimate future needs, identify resource gaps, and propose measures to address them.
Human Capital Demand in Artificial Intelligence Technology Development A Study Integrating Automation and Artificial Intelligence Tools
The report examines a novel methodology that integrates automated tools and artificial intelligence to establish a framework for identifying demand trends in AI R&D positions, thereby enabling systematic monitoring of changes over time.
From Academia to Public Service: Strategies to Improve Collaboration Between Universities and Government and to Boost Students’ Interest in Public Service
This paper proposes several courses of action for mobilizing Israeli academia to strengthen the public service