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Meet our U.S. fellows in Israel
Meet our Israeli fellows in the U.S.
"I will take from my time in Israel an intent to better see and welcome the complexity of people's character, both the good and the bad."
Kathleen believes that everyone in Israel is just unapologetically him/herself. And, in this environment, it's easier to embrace one's own flaws and failures.
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Our Public Knowledge magazine pays tribute to the achievements of our Alumni over the past year
Our annual magazine reflects the achievements of our alumni community in 2022. This year the magazine features the diverse ways in which our alumni promote academic and public knowledge. It Includes articles about the efforts that enable science and knowledge to reach and touch audiences in many ways.
What is the relationship between our ability to plan and our ability to worry? Can computers solve any problem?
Can computers solve any problem? What can we understand about a society based on how its violence is perceived? And what can be concluded about the architecture of Late Antique Ashkelon when looking at and analyzing findings from the local antique bath?
Twelve U.S. Fulbright Israel postdoctoral fellows convened for a day at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute. The fellows presented their research plan and answered their peers' questions. Academic connections between fellows in different disciplines were created and strengthened. The enlightening presentations included how applying the tools of theoretical physics help to understand complex biological systems, analyzing cultural texts to understand national perception of violence, and using 'computational psychology' to ask questions about various behaviors.
Photo by Neri Leder
Exploring the characteristics of neural circuits that underlie language and reading acquisition in children with language and reading difficulties due to a neurobiological source
Dr. Tzipi Horowitz-Kraus, 2011 Israeli Postdoctoral Fellow. Currently Director of the Educational NeuroImaging Center (ENIC) in the Department of Education in Science and Technology at Technion
American high school teachers participate in Israel's Fulbright-Hays program
The Fulbright-Hays program, attended by 14 American high school teachers, recently concluded in Israel. The month-long program exposed them to the diverse factions in Israeli society, including its many cultures, religions and factions. They met with peers, experts who work with children in differing capacities and with Fulbright Alumni and learned of the country's history via workshops and tours. At the end of the month, each teacher presented a project based on what they had learned.
When we meet on-line, what kind of rhetoric are we facing? What kind of choices do we have? As face-to-face communication moves to meeting online, how do we choose our words and adjust our speech to fit these new formats?
Dr. Nana Ariel, Fulbright postdoctoral fellow 2016. Currently Dr. Ariel is a lecturer of rhetoric in the faculty of Humanities at Tel Aviv University.
New U.S. fellows participate in Fulbright welcome Orientation
This year's Orientation saw the arrival of 27 American fellows to Israel. The overnight event focused on water and its mythical, religious, political, economic, cultural and esthetic meanings. The orientation began at the Nahum Gutman Museum. The group then went up north via Caesarea, Wadi Ayun and Agmon Hula, till the border with Lebanon and Syria. Through travel they not only learned about Israel, but also traced water spots, looked at art and nature, and listened to stories about water as a motif and as a natural resource.
What to expect in academic job interviews? How to make sure you are professional, authentic, likable, demonstrate your experience, accomplishments, and good fit for the position and the institution, while giving solid examples?
Fulbright U.S. Postdoc fellows recently participated in an extensive workshop, presented by Lili Foggle, who taught specific skills and strategies on how to successfully communicate a postdoc's unique value during job interviews, at all stages of the interview process.
Researchers develop a faster, cheaper method to produce customized optical components for a variety of applications in corrective eyewear, medical imaging & virtual reality
Principle investigator, Professor Moran Bercovici is a Fulbright Alumnus and Dr. Valeri Frumkin, is a 2019 Fulbright Israel Postdoctoral Fellow, currently completing his research at MIT
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