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Israeli Education Minister Gideon Saar has announced that the 2012 Israel Prize for Psychology will go to Prof. Shlomo Bentin of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The award committee stated that Dr. Bentin ''has produced generations of students who hold academic positions in Israel and abroad,” and pointed out his “important scientific contributions to the field of psychology and the science of neuropsychology in particular.” -
The award is designed to recognize physicians who have made significant impacts on the education of residents/fellows. Over his many years mentoring young doctors and practicing medicine, Bartellas has developed a profound enjoyment of the process of moulding young minds. -
Prof. Dalia Cohen and Prof. Ruth Katz of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have been chosen as the winners of the Israel Prize in musicology, culture and art for 2012, it was announced by Education Minister Gideon Saar. -
Researchers in Israel and Germany have tried to do the seemingly impossible: solve six riddles, in an ancient language, on a 3,500-year-old damaged tablet that hasn't been seen since 1976. -
In Jerusalem, Sara Lee discovered that everything in Israel connects with the Palestinian question, even the food. -
Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have tapped onto the visual cortex of the congenitally blind by using sensory substitution devices (SSDs), enabling the blind in effect to “see” and even describe objects. -
Haaretz Article: "Israel Ranked Second To Canada As Most-Educated Country In The World, Study Shows"According to OECD report, 78% of money invested in education is taken directly from public funds, while 45% of Israel’s population has completed post-secondary education. -
By Daniel Ben-TalFebruary 01, 2012
