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Our research group members presented at The 54th Annual Conference for Science and the Environment!
Yael Miara presented on: From Hypotheses to Habitats: How Communication Between Researchers and Decision-Makers Supports the Integration of Scientific Evidence into Conservation Management
Dr. Yuval Rosenberg presented on: Little trust in scientists, average trust in climate scientists: Israelis' attitudes in international comparison and The movement of human biomass outpaces all land animals even combined
Dr. Dalit Lan presented on: How Place Becomes Meaningful: Sense of Place and Participation in Citizen Science Among Youth
Yardaena Portman presented on: How does science and environmental communication on social media affect young audiences?
Ayelet received a certificate of appreciation for outstanding lecturers!
Yardaena presented her research in the Faculty’s Research Day!
Our Research Group at NARST 2026
Our new paper on the public radio!
Our new paper When the source is a bot: How people adapt their evaluation strategies to assess AI-generated content was featured on public radio. Please listen (In Hebrew, starting at minute 26).
Happy Passover, and may this war pass over us
Happy Passover
Dr. Yuval Rosenberg was interviewed on Kan regarding the risk to science journalism in developing countries due to USAID closure
Our lab group visited Idan Technology and Dir Balak in Kfar Ruppin
Lunch at Dir Balak, February 2026
Yuval’s sci-comm made it to the front page!
Yuval’s sci-comm made it to the front page of Ynet, Israel’s most read website. The news article explains why severe cold waves occurring in the United States don’t contradict the fact that the global climate is warming. In the article, Yuval breaks down the difference between short-term local weather and long-term global climate trends, and how climate change can still influence extreme weather like cold spells.
