Research Fellows

Sare Asli

Lior Gur

Pawel Michalak

Alan R. Templeton

Ph.D., Senior Researcher at the Institute of Applied Research

Manager of the Institute of Science Education

Galilee Society, Phone number: 053-5521471

Email: Sare-asli@gal-soc.org

Subject: The fundamentals and application of physico-chemical and biological processes in natural and engineered aquatic systems

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Researcher - Plant Pathologist

Shamir Research Institute, University of haifa.

Email: liorgur@gri.org.il

Phone: 972-524525368

Research Interests:

Epidemiology of tree diseases and development of effective disease management.
The use of decision support systems (DSS) in disease management.
Population biology and genetics.
Fungicide resistance.
Integration of new agro-technologies to control foliar diseases.
Development of eco-friendly fungicides.

Professor, Edward Via College of Osteopathic MedicineCenter for One Health Research, Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine· Institute of Evolution, University of Haifa, Israel· Biocomplexity Institute, Virginia TechOffice Phone: 540-231-6904 Email:pmichalak@vcom.vt.eduSubject: Comparative genomics and evolution, Hybrid genomes and phenotypes, Genome reconﬁgurations due to hybridization,polyploidization, and cancer, Genome regulation and genetic conﬂicts, The evolution of stress resistance

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Professor EmeritusDepartment of Biology, Division of Statistical GenomicsWashington UniversityEmail: temple_a@wustl.eduSubject: Evolution of HIV, evolutionary and conservation biology, genetic variability, molecular genetics, natural selection

Eugene V. Koonin

Irit Nir

Elah Pick

Tamar Krugman

Adjunct ProfessorNIH Distinguished InvestigatorNational Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)National Library of Medicine (NLM)National Institutes of Health (NIH)Email: koonin@ncbi.nolm.nih.govSubject: Evolutionary systems biology: emergence and evolution of genomic and organizational complexity in biological systems; comparative analysis of sequenced genomes and automatic methods for genome-scale annotation of gene functions; application of comparative genomics for phylogenetic analysis, reconstruction of ancestral life forms and building large-scale evolutionary scenarios; mathematical modeling of genome evolution; comparative-genomic study of the major transitions in the evolution of life, such as the origin of eukaryotes; origin of cells and viruses; evolution of eukaryotic signaling and developmental pathways from the comparative-genomic perspective; testing fundamental predictions of evolutionary theory, in particular, the relationship between neutral evolution and various modes of selection, using genome-wide sequence comparison; developing a general theory of evolution using principles and models of statistical physics.

Ph.D,.

Email:iritnir1@gmail.com

Subject: microorganisms in monuments, art, and complex land environments

Ph.D,.

Email elahpic@research.haifa.ac.il

Subject:Evolution of protein quality-control systems that support cellular adaptation to environmental

and redox stress, with a focus on ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like regulatory pathways and their

diversification across eukaryotes.

Senior Researcher, Curator of Lady Barbara Davis Wild Cereal Gene Bank (ICGB)Office: Lady Barbara Davis Wild Cereal Gene Bank | Phone: 972-4-8240-783 | Fax: 972-4-8288678Email: tkrugman@evo.haifa.ac.ilSubject: Collection, preservation and genetic studies in wild cereals from Israel. Identification of genes associated with drought resistance and high grain protein in wild emmer wheat, Triticum dicoccoides, and wild barley, Hordeum spontaneum, for crop improvement

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