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Research Grant awarded by The Interuniversity Institute of Eilat for Doctoral Students who do not reside in Eilat

Congratulations to Lilach Raijman from Prof. Micha Ilan's lab, and Natalie Levy from Prof. Oren Levy's lab, on winning the 2019-2020 Research Grant awarded by The Interuniversity Institute of Eilat for Doctoral Students who do not reside in Eilat.

Berco Award

Congratulations to Or Ben Zvi from Prof. Yossi Loya's lab, and Dror Malul from Prof. Roi Holzman and Prof. Uri Shavit's lab, on winning the 2019 Oren Berco Award. The Award Ceremony will take place on 31 October at The Interuniversity Institute of Eilat.  

Congratulations to Amatzia Genin

The IUI congratulates Prof. Amatzia Genin on his election as Fellow of The Oceanography Society “for original and sustained contributions to biological oceanography, through creative and comprehensive studies testing core hypotheses related to bio-physical interactions and the functioning of marine ecosystems”.    The Society also noted Amatzia’s “contributions to the field building on the significant studies you conducted as a graduate student and continuing to this day as a (the?) leading expert on the coral reef ecology and oceanography of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba”, and recognized that he has been an “outstanding mentor, a generous colleague, and an ambassador of marine science.”   Read More »

ICRS Fellowship Award

  Congratulations to Jessica Bellworthy, from Prof. Maoz Fine's lab, for being awarded the International Coral Reef Society graduate student fellowship. Competition was fierce this year and Jess was chosen out of 40 applicants.

 

The Hebrew University Outstanding Employee Award

Congratulations to Asaph Rivlin on winning the Outstanding Employee Award from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. We are pleased to know that, in addition to us an institute, your excellent work ethics are now also recognized by the wider organization. Well done!

IUI researchers on a cruise to study CO2 vents in Papua New Guinea

IUI researchers joined the French Institute for Research and Development (IRD) on a cruise to study CO2 vents in Papua New Guinea (PNG).  The team, headed by Riccardo Rodolfo-Metalpa of IRD is focusing on the acclimation capacity of corals and coral reef communities to extreme conditions such as the ones presented next to shallow hydrothermal seeps.  The team performed a series of experiments underwater and on board R/V Alis in Tutum Bay, off Ambitle Island in the New Ireland province of PNG. The IUI researchers Maoz Fine (Bar-Ilan University) and Tom Shlesinger (Tel Aviv University)  feel it was a unique opportunity to study coral resilience to elevated temperature and acidification conditions on one of the most diverse and beautiful coral reefs. Photos: Tom Shlesinger Read More »

The Red Sea Simulator

L&O Methods features a video, narrated by Jessica Bellworthy, a Ph.D. student of Prof. Maoz Fine at The Interuniversity Institute of Eilat, describing The Red Sea Simulator: A high precision climate change mesocosm with automated monitoring for the long-term study of coral reef organisms.  The full paper was published in L&O Methods: Vol.16 (2018). Read More »

Weekly Seminar - 16/07/2019

Game of bones and mechanics of other marine biomaterials Read More »

Weekly Seminar - 27/06/2019

Group living in damselfish and computer vision in the coral reef Read More »

Weekly Seminar - 25/06/2019

Bioinspired design from the sea Read More »

Weekly Seminar - 23/06/2019

Invasive genomics of two Lessepsian fish migrants, Siganus rivulatus and S. luridus Read More »
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