Postdoc in Israel

Postdoctoral researcher? Seeking to launch your career abroad?
From fellowship opportunities to a database where prospective postdocs can find ideal supervisors, the Postdoc in Israel website can help you find a position that best suits you!
Check it out: postdocisrael.com

We have a fantastic postdoc opportunity for you!

This is Dr. Yaara Erez of the Faculty of Engineering and the Gonda Multidisciplinary Brain Research Center at @BarIlanU

@YaaraErez runs the Erez Lab, as she explains below:

"Our research is in the intersection of neuro-engineering and cognitive neuroscience. We integrate neural data from multiple modalities such as MRI and electrocorticography to understand how functional brain networks are organized and how individual-unique patterns of network activity dynamically change in health and disease. We aim to combine science and technology to understand basic neural mechanisms as well as for developing tools and methods for clinical applications."

Dr. Erez is looking to work with international postdocs!

If interested, you can contact her directly using the link to our Supervisor Database, here: postdocisrael.com/profile/yaara-…

You can also find hundreds of other top researchers across many different fields in the database. They all have positions available!

Find your postdoc in Israel today!

This is a great postdoc opportunity in cell biology!

Meet Dr. Assaf Zaritsky of the Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering at @BenGurionU.

Assaf runs the Lab of Computational Cell Dynamics. He tells us he’s “motivated by fundamental questions in cell biology. Our lab produces biological insights along with specialized analytic tools that reveal hidden patterns in dynamic cell imaging data.”

@AssafZaritsky is one of hundreds of leading Israeli researchers who currently have positions available for international postdocs!

You can contact him directly using our Supervisor Database, here: postdocisrael.com/profile/assaf-…

If your research is in a different field, you can also easily use the database to find a relevant supervisor who has a position to offer you. There’s countless opportunities available!

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This international postdoc opportunity is now available!

Meet Dr. Shira Raveh-Rubin of the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at @WeizmannScience.
Shira also leads the Dynamical Meteorology research group, which seeks to answer such questions as:

Which mechanisms govern day-to-day weather variability?

Why do some weather events become extreme?

How do weather systems interact across scales (10^7 – 10^2 m)?

How predictable are high-impact events?

Dr. Raveh-Rubin and her team aim to provide answers by applying theories, analyzing large datasets, and developing novel diagnostic tools and model experiments.

Shira has positions available for international postdocs! If you are interested in working with her, you can contact her using the link to our Supervisor Database: postdocisrael.com/profile/shira/

In fact, the database contains details and contact info for hundreds of leading Israeli scholars across dozens of fields. All of them are looking to work with international postdocs!

Find your postdoc in Israel today!

Dr. Kirti Sankhala of @iitjodhpur has dedicated her professional career to harnessing the power of nanofiltration, in the hopes of solving issues of regional water scarcity.

In nanofiltration, water is forced through microscopic pores to filter out contaminants at a molecular level. The pores in these membranes are between one and 10 nanometres in size (for comparison, a human hair is 100,000 nanometres across).

In some places, concerns about cleanliness must be addressed because water travels through agricultural fields, small settlements or ancient pipes, picking up contaminants on its journey.

“We all want a safe glass of water,” adds Sankhala, who was an Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the @TechnionLive in 2021 and 2022. “We want high purity — the rejection of contaminants that are a health threat — and at the same time we also want high productivity, which means generating more clean water using less energy and time.”

Working with the Azrieli Fellows Program was a highlight of her time conducting research at the Technion. “The efforts they put in for us are so impressive,” she says. “It’s not only about the funding — the bond between Azrieli members is so strong, and you know that everyone is really there to support you.”

You can read more about @kirti_sankhala’s research here: azrielifoundation.org/aperio-magazin…