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vis is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the Catholic University of America. Her research interest is early medieval hJennifer Daistory, especially the Carolingians.
Sol Efroni is a Professor in Systems Biomedicine Lab at Bar-Ilan University. His research focuses on systems biology. Network analysis in the development of malignant diseases. Drug discovery, design and delivery research
Eric Ford is a professor in astrophysics and an expert on how planets are formed at the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics, at Penn State University.
Éric Fournier is a Professor in the Department of History at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. His research interests are: late antiquity (history); Episcopal exile; persecution; rhetoric of persecution; early Christianity; North Africa; and vandals.
Yanix Fox is a senior lecturer in the Department of General History at Bar-Ilan University. His research interests are Late Antique and Early Medieval history.
Gad Freudenthal is Senior Research Fellow Emeritus with the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in Paris. He has written on the reception of science and philosophy in Jewish cultures, mainly in the Middle Ages and in the eighteenth century, and has focused his research on Greek philosophies of matter.
Nir Friedman is a Professor in Department of Immunology at Weizmann Institute of Science. His research focuses on systems immunology of T cells. Intercellular communication, differentiation and antigen specificity.
Andrew Collins is an Associate Professor in the School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences at the University of New South Wales. His research interests are immune repertoire development, human germline immunoglobulin genes, mouse germline immunoglobulin genes, somatic hypermutation, and antibody isotype functions.
Prof. Gabriel Danzig is Associate Professor in the Department of Classical Studies at Bar Ilan University. Gabriel has published on Plato and Aristotle's political and ethical thought, and numerous articles on different aspects of Xenophon's writing and thought. His recent articles have placed a special emphasis on the comparative study of Xenophon's ethical and political concepts. Together with Dave Johnson and Don Morrison, he edited a collection of essays from an international conference held in Israel, the first collection we know of on the comparative study of Plato and Xenophon. This project is a natural extension of his previous research.
vis is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the Catholic University of America. Her research interest is early medieval hJennifer Daistory, especially the Carolingians.
Anthony Day teaches world literature and Southeast Asian history, and writes scholarly articles on Southeast Asian literature and film. Formerly a faculty member at Yale-NUS College Singapore, Dr. Day is now an independent scholar. 2018-2019 Fellow: New Directions in the Study of Javanese Literature Read more about Dr Day here.
Leon Deouell is Professor in Brain Research at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He researches the interface between conscious and non-conscious perception, roles of attention and spatial representation in conscious awareness.The focus of the Human Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at the Department of Psychology at the Hebrew University is on the interface between automatic, non-conscious stages of information processing in the brain and conscious perception and action.
Alexandra Dmitrieva is the Co-founder, grant proposal writer and field researcher at the Support, Research and Development Center in Kyiv, Ukraine. She is co-leading mix-methods study: “Strengthening collaboration between penitentiary and civil healthcare sectors to improve prisoners' access to tuberculosis treatment in the era of COVID-19 pandemic”.
Before her arrival at Israel she conducted participatory educational training on human rights, harm reduction, and public health approaches to drug use for prison staff members-employees of prison facilities located in Ukraine.
Francois du Bois is Professor of Law at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom. He has a long-standing research interest in both legal transplantation and the horizontal application of constitutional/fundamental rights. Most recently, he has explored these themes in journal articles and book chapters which have analysed the impact of the UK Human Rights Act and South Africa’s post-Apartheid Bill of Rights respectively on English and South African contract law and tort law. His books include Dignity, Freedom and the Post-Apartheid Legal Order (2009) with Jaco Barnard and Drucilla Cornell; Justice and Reconciliation in Post-Apartheid South Africa (2008) with Antje du Bois-Pedain; and The Practice of Integrity: Reflections on Ronald Dworkin and South African Law (2005).
Arye Edrei is a professor of Law at Tel-Aviv University. He teaches a variety of courses on the history and philosophy of Jewish Law.His main fields of interest are Talmudic jurisprudence and Jewish Law in the 20th century. Together with Professor Suzanne Last Stone, a current IIAS fellow, Edrei is the co-editor in chief of "Dinei Israel", a Journal of Jewish Law, published jointly by the Tel-Aviv University Law Faculty and the Cardozo Law School of Yeshiva University.
Sol Efroni is a Professor in Systems Biomedicine Lab at Bar-Ilan University. His research focuses on systems biology. Network analysis in the development of malignant diseases. Drug discovery, design and delivery research
Michael Farber is Professor of Mathematics at the School of Mathematical Sciences, Queen Mary, University of London. He is known for his research in high dimensional knot theory, Morse theory and topology of closed 1-forms. His recent research interests focus on applied and computational topology, topological robotics, applications of topology to statistics and computer science.
Yuval Feldman is The Mori Lazarof professor of legal research at Bar-Ilan University Faculty of Law. He obtained his Ph.D. ( Jurisprudence and Social Policy) from the UC Berkeley in 2004 after receiving his L.L.B. and B.A (Psychology) from Bar-Ilan University.
He teaches Employment Law, Law and Psychology, Law and Behavioral Economics and Empirical Legal Methods. His areas of research include Behavioral Analysis of Law, Experimental Law and Economics, Ethical Decision-Making, Regulatory Impact and Social Norms, Compliance, Formal and Non-Formal Enforcement Strategies.
Klaus Fiedler is a Full Professor of Psychology, affiliated to Heidelberg University. He is a member of the Heidelberg Academy of Science and of the German National Academy of Science, Leopoldina, a member of various international science associations, and a Principal Investigator several science awards and almost 40 successful research proposals. Although his sphere of research is broad and varied, ranging from social cognition, communication of language, stereotyping, lie detection, and affective influences to methodology and translational research in law, over the last decade his work has more and more concentrated on judgment and decision making, anchored in a cognitive-ecological perspective on adaptive cognition. Central to this research area is his work on meta-cognitive myopia, conceived as a major obstacle in the way of rational decision making and action.
Nancy K. Florida is a professor of Javanese and Islamic Studies at the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of Michigan. She is a historian of colonial Java and postcolonial Indonesia. Her current and future research concerns problems of history, politics, and Islam in the manuscript literature of colonial Java along with narratives of violence and trauma in postcolonial Indonesia.
Eric Ford is a professor in astrophysics and an expert on how planets are formed at the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics, at Penn State University.
He combines theoretical research with observation to improve understanding of our solar system and beyond. His research centers around planet formation, the dynamical evolution of planetary systems, & extrasolar planets.
Éric Fournier is a Professor in the Department of History at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. His research interests are: late antiquity (history); Episcopal exile; persecution; rhetoric of persecution; early Christianity; North Africa; and vandals.
Yanix Fox is a senior lecturer in the Department of General History at Bar-Ilan University. His research interests are Late Antique and Early Medieval history.
Edward Fram is a professor and senior lecturer in the department of history at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. His major area of interest is the history of Jewish culture in eastern Europe in the pre-modern age, with a focus on the history of Jewish law and how it was adapted to face new situations.
Gad Freudenthal is Senior Research Fellow Emeritus with the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in Paris. He has written on the reception of science and philosophy in Jewish cultures, mainly in the Middle Ages and in the eighteenth century, and has focused his research on Greek philosophies of matter. He is the editor of the journal Aleph: Historical Studies in Science and Judaism.
Nir Friedman is a Professor in Department of Immunology at Weizmann Institute of Science. His research focuses on systems immunology of T cells. Intercellular communication, differentiation and antigen specificity.
Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Areas of Research Jewish History in the SecondTemple Mishna and Talmudic Periods Ancient Jewish Historiography Center and Jewish Diaspora in Antiquity Residency: 1.9.2023 - 31.6.2024