Can we probe the diversity of marine floating algae from space?

• Post author:Shlomit Sharoni, Yoav Lehahn, and Tali Treibitz
• Post published:March 31, 2022
• Post category:2021/Computer Vision/Image Processing/Machine Learning/Marine Geosciences/Marine Science/Marine Technologies/Post-Doc/Research Blog
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Shlomit Sharoni, Yoav Lehahn, Tali Treibitz

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Analysis of Lightweight Cryptographic Primitives for the IoT Devices

• Post author:Shibam Ghosh, Orr Dunkelman
• Post published:March 15, 2022
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Shibam Ghosh, Orr Dunkelman

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How Does Mindfulness Change Awareness of Bodily Sensations?

• Post author:Dar Bernstein
• Post published:March 10, 2022
• Post category:2021/Artificial Intelligence/Health/PhD/Psychology/Research Blog/School of Public Health/Social Welfare & Health Sciences
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Omer Dar, Amit Bernstein, Pavel Goldstein

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Virtualizing history: A new look of Ottoman Palestine at the 19th using computer vision and GIScience

• Post author:Motti Zohar, Ilan Shimshoni, Itai Roye, Tom Avikasis, and Liat David
• Post published:February 28, 2022
• Post category:2021/Database Collection/Deep Learning/Digital Humanities/Geography & Environmental Studies/Information Systems/Machine Learning/Neural Networks/Research Blog/Visualization
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Motti Zohar, Ilan Shimshoni, Itai Roye, Tom Avikasis, Liat David

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PainStory: your pain has a story

• Post author:Pavel Goldstein, Hagit Hel Or and Saar Draznin Shiran
• Post published:February 1, 2022
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Pavel Goldstein, Hagit Hel Or, Saar Draznin Shiran

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How many wild boars are there in Israel?

• Post author:Malkinson D., Shimshoni I., Nov Y. and Arazy O.
• Post published:February 1, 2022
• Post category:2021/Biodiversity/Deep Learning/Geography & Environmental Studies/Information Systems/Machine Learning/Neural Networks/Research Blog/Seed/Statistics
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Dan Malkinson, Ilan Shimshoni, Yuval Nov, Ofer Arazy

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Where are the birds?

• Post author:Inbal Schekler, Ilan Shimshoni, Nir Sapir
• Post published:January 24, 2022
• Post category:2021/Biodiversity/Database Collection/Deep Learning/Evolutionary & Environmental Biology/Information Systems/Machine Learning/Neural Networks/Research Blog
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Inbal Schekler, Ilan Shimshoni, Nir Sapir

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Impacts of shipping underwater radiated noise on the behavior of aquatic animals

• Post author:Roee Diamant, Dept. of Marine Technologies. Aviad Scheinin, The Morris Kahn Marine Research Station. University of Haifa. Aquatic animals rely on underwater sound for critical life functions such as localization, communication, foraging, and mating. With
• Post published:January 19, 2022
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Roee Diamant, Aviad Scheinin

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Vessel Traffic Data AIS based dataset for the Ports of Israel

• Post author:Gonen, Diamant
• Post published:December 27, 2021
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Ehud Gonen, Roee Diamant

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Data Science Brings New Meaning to Favourable Winds in Antiquity – David. Gal

• Post author:David. Gal
• Post published:December 27, 2021
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