Tel Aviv

In recent decades, there has been a growing understanding that small parts of a city – specific street segments – may have a greater impact on crime. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Crime Hotspots: Does the Street We Live On Change Hormones Related to Aggression and Anxiety?

A planned Israeli study will map street sections in Tel Aviv and examine whether living in areas with high crime is linked to testosterone and cortisol levels and measures of mental well-being.

Invitation to a lecture concert in honor of 100 years of quantum mechanics

In honor of the centennial celebrations, and under the auspices of the Quantum Center of Tel Aviv University, I am organizing, together with cellist Dr. Shulamit Sarid, a unique concert that will tell the story of quantum mechanics, from the creation of the universe to the present.
Criticism of the state of the field of artificial intelligence in Israel. The image was prepared using DALEE and is not a scientific image

The state auditor: Israel does not have a national strategy in the field of artificial intelligence, a setback in Israel's ranking

In addition, there is no comprehensive government entity. Israel is behind compared to the progress of regulation in the European Union where there is already legislation that regulates the use of artificial intelligence according to risk levels
Traffic jam in Tel Aviv, February 2022. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Feel Tel Aviv from below

Researchers examined what happens under the city's asphalt non-stop - and what seismic tremors cause cars, pedestrians and cyclists