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Hebrew University and UCLA deepen ties with new Israel studies and biomedical research agreements
05.10.26
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CTech
The partnerships create frameworks for academic exchanges and joint research as Hebrew University’s president warns of efforts to limit academic cooperation with Israel.
Eight Israeli academic departments make global top 50, down from 11 in 2024
27.09.26
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Shahar Ilan
The Hebrew University leads the Israeli showing with four top-50 departments, while the Technion has two and Weizmann and Haifa have one each
AI is forcing universities to rethink what a degree is for
23.09.26
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Shahar Ilan
As machines take over more knowledge-based tasks, higher education is being pushed toward critical thinking, practical skills, mentoring and new forms of assessment.
Israel’s academic isolation is becoming harder to ignore
06.09.26
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Shahar Ilan
The country’s share of Europe’s prestigious research grants has fallen sharply, while reported cases of foreign researchers refusing collaborations with Israeli institutions have increased. Academic leaders warn that the consequences could extend well beyond funding.
Israeli academia loses ground in Europe as prestigious research grants fall
03.09.26
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Shahar Ilan
The number of ERC grants won by Israeli researchers has plunged from 30 in 2024 to 11 this year. The setback comes ahead of crucial negotiations over Israel's future participation in Horizon Europe.
AI cheating scandal at Brown University exposes challenge facing higher education
09.07.26
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Omer Kabir
A professor says a dramatic gap between take-home and classroom exam results revealed how students may be using ChatGPT to bypass learning.
Israel moves to reignite university innovation engine
17.06.26
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Sophie Shulman
Finance Ministry unveils sweeping reform as startup creation from academia hits multi-year lows.
Israel ranks fourth globally for top universities per capita
24.11.24
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Shahar Ilan
Hebrew University, Technion, and Weizmann lead the charge in mathematics, chemistry, and engineering.
Bar Ilan University receives 1B shekel anonymous donation to promote Deep Tech research
03.06.24
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Shahar Ilan
The American donor, who chose to remain anonymous, donated the money to recruit dozens of researchers in Deep Tech, in what is the largest donation that the university has ever received, and the second largest donation in Israeli academia history
Israel's tech boom faces global headwinds amid geopolitical tensions
06.05.24
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Omer Kabir
Fallout in academia, with boycotts of Israeli researchers and cancellations of collaborations, threatens the R&D pipeline critical to Israel's tech prominence. This chilling effect could severely undermine the sector's competitiveness over time.
Could Israel be facing an academic embargo?
05.05.24
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Shahar Ilan
An emergency session was convened to establish a government taskforce to address efforts at U.S. and European institutions to boycott Israeli academics, which has so far manifested in protests and informal boycotts, amid growing fear that elite universities will join
Israelis being ‘unofficially boycotted’ in global academia, says report
17.12.23
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Shahar Ilan
According to the National Council for Civilian R&D, there have been cancellations of invitations to joint conferences, rejections of articles for publication and grants to Israeli researchers, and more, all of which could seriously harm Israel’s scientific and economic standing
New NIS 4 million program to promote research collaborations between manufacturers and academic institutions
31.08.22
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CTech
The Israel Innovation Authority and the Ministry of Economy and Industry are behind the new program
“More employers choose to focus on hard skills and less on academic background”
24.05.22
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Calcalist
Ilil Amir-Kasif, the Director of the Center for Higher Education and Employment, founded by the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation, was speaking during Calcalist’s “Academia that Works” conference
"We have to educate people for jobs that have not yet been created”
22.05.22
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Adrian Filut
According to Prof. Andreas Schleicher, Director for Education and Skills at the OECD, academia needs to adapt to the labor market, and the state needs to subsidize higher education
To spur innovation, tech ecosystems can’t afford to overlook academia
09.08.21
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Anna Pellivert
Curiosity Driven Research born from academia is vital in order to keep the best minds tackling the biggest questions in science.
Tel Aviv University establishes first Israeli AI and data science academic branch
23.02.21
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CTech
The center aims to promote multidisciplinary research collaborations with other universities around the world
This research was sponsored by Amazon: How ‘Big Tech’ is compromising academic integrity
06.10.20
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Viki Auslender
After ‘Big Tobacco’ and ‘Big Oil,’ it is now the tech giants’ turn to try their hand at influencing the public debate by contributing to research institutes
Teva is recruiting Israeli academia to help produce its next breakthrough drug
13.09.20
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CTech
You reap what you sow: The pharmaceutical giant is partnering up with researchers to try and find the next Copaxone
Israeli Academic Institutions Quickly Adjusted to Remote Learning and There Is No Turning Back
03.04.20
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Shahar Ilan
Once campuses were shut down nationwide in mid-March, it took a little over a week for all academic institutions in Israel to shift their curriculum, almost in its entirety, to the web
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