The Galilean Synagogue Garden

The Galilean Synagogue Garden – The garden's design is based on a model of an ancient Galilean synagogue. It is surrounded by 12 columns, commemorating the 12 tribes of Israel.
The Galilean Synagogue Garden – The garden's design is based on a model of an ancient Galilean synagogue. It is surrounded by 12 columns, commemorating the 12 tribes of Israel.
This garden's design was inspired by the female reproductive anatomy. Through its natural flow, the main garden path emerges between the buildings, simulating a conceptual and spiritual birth.
The "Song of Songs" Garden Complex: located next to the The Jack and Gitta Nagel Family Jewish Heritage Center, this complex is comprised of several different gardens, inspired by ideas and verses from the Bible's Song of Songs.
The ear shaped garden is located between the Webb Psychology building and the Gonda Brain Research Center building.
The White Route
Another source of inspiration for creating this garden was the a quote of famed renaissance scientist Galileo Galilei, who is considered to be the founder of modern physics: " The difficulties in the study of the infinite arise because we attempt, with our finite minds, to discuss th
The site of the Tombs of the Kings in Jerusalem is not known to many. Located north of the Damascus Gate, it appears to be closed, with just a sign, "Tombeau des Rois" (French for "Tomb of the Kings”). This is, in fact, the tomb of Helena of Adiabene – Queen Helena.
The Conference of the Israeli Graphene Consortium was open to the academic community, industry and the general public – to all those interested in advances of electronic technologies and 2D materials.
Prof. Doron Naveh, of BIU’s Kofkin Faculty of Engineering, was the lead organizer of the conference, which was held in cooperation with the Israel Innovation Authority.
Prolonged exposure to microgravity conditions during space missions can impair various physiological function in general, and the visual system in particular.
BIU's Jewish Law Clinic held an online seminar on "Equitable Vaccine Distribution among Nations - Ethics and Halakha", on Monday, May 24, from 4:30 -6:30 pm.
Among the seminar lectures:
International Vaccine Treaty
Halakhic, Philosophical and Ethical Facets of Equitable Vaccine Distribution
Equitable Vaccine Distribution among Nations according to Jewish Law
Seminar Program (In Hebrew)