During his visit to Washington, President of the State of Israel Isaac Herzog presented US Vice President Kamala Harris with a solar panel developed by researchers at Bar-Ilan University, in recognition of her advocacy for environmental policy and support of green energy and reducing emissions.
Flexible magnetic sensors have gained popularity due to their versatility and potential applications in major areas of flexible electronics, including soft robotics, consumer electronics, healthcare, automotive, and more. They are widely utilized for tasks such as navigation, strain and pressure sensing, posture and motion tracking. A key advantage of flexible sensors compared to rigid ones, due to their bendability, is their conforming to a wide variety of surfaces including those that are soft and irregularly shaped.
As part of their work, educators are often exposed to various stressful events, including violence, sexual assault and suicidal behavior, as well as death or illness.
One of the main consequences of exposure to stressful events on a daily basis is the development of symptoms such as unwanted memories, avoidance, difficulty sleeping and concentrating, negative beliefs towards the world, and mood swings. These symptoms may have a detrimental effect on teachers' daily functioning and health.
On July 3rd, 109 graduates received an MD degree from Bar-Ilan University’s Azrieli Faculty of Medicine in the Galilee. The new doctors are the 12th graduating class of BIU’s medical faculty in Safed, which has trained 846 doctors so far.
During the graduation ceremony, senior healthcare professionals expressed their hope that the new doctors will remain in Israel’s northern region and work in the field. Some 40% of the new graduates originally come from this area, and 60% of all faculty graduates are women.
