Tzahi Golan, Yaron Katzir and Matthew A. Coble Early Carboniferous anorogenic magmatism in the Levant: implications for rifting in northern Gondwana,

Geochemical signatures of benthic foraminiferal shells from a heat-polluted shallow marine environment provide field evidence for growth and calcification under extreme warmth, Danna Titelboim, Aleksey Sadekov, Ahuva Almogi-Labin, Barak Herut, Michal Kucera, Christiane Schmidt, Orit Hyams-Kaphzan, and Sigal Abramovich

Foraminiferal single chamber analyses of heavy metals as a tool for monitoring permanent and short term anthropogenic footprints, Danna Titelboim, Aleksey Sadekov, Orit Hyams-Kaphzan, Ahuva Almogi-Labin, Barak Herut, Michal Kucera, and Sigal Abramovich

Functional Screening for Anti-Quorum Sensing and Anti Biofilm Compounds from Mediterranean Sea, Prof. Ariel Kushmaro, Karin Yaniv

Yosef Ashkenazy , Hezi Gildor (HUJI) The deep water formation in the eastern Mediterranean sea

Roi Granot – I have one ongoing study in the Mediterranean (unrelated to this center) – it is on the accretion history of the East Mediterranean

Sigal Abramovich – Foraminifera as bioindicators for heat stress: Case example from the Hadera heat plume. Funded by BMBF-MOST

Sigal Abramovich – The Lessepsian invasion of foraminifera: integration of genetic and ecological tools. Funded by ISF

Jerry Eichler – In my department (Life Sciences), only Moshe Kiflawi (Eilat campus) has a project dealing with the Mediterranean. The project is a collaboration with someone at TAU and is funded by the Ministry of Agriculture

אורית סיון תהליכים ביוגיאוכימיים בסדימנטים של מדף היבשת בהקשר של גלישות (מימון משרד המדע)

Sigal Abramovich : Phylogenetic and ecological characteristics of Lessepsian symbiont bearing larger benthic

foraminifera from the Gulf of Elat and Mediterranean coast of Israel (with Uri Abdu and Orit Hymas)-, Supported by the ISF and the Ministry of Energy water and Infrastructure

Sigal Abramovich: An integrated field and laboratory study of benthic foraminifera as a model system for understanding the effect of thermal stress on Mediterranean coastal ecosystems. Supported by BMBF-MOST. (With Bark Herut and Ahuva Almogi-Labin)

Sigal Abramovich: Molecular phylogeny and cell biology of Monotahlamid foraminifera from the Mediterranean (With Uri Abdu).

Ariel Kushmaro: Mediterranean Sea planktonic microbiome diversity and functional metagenomic screening for anti- Quorum sensing and Anti- Biofilm Compounds.

Roi Granot: Application of paleomagnetism/marine magnetics for plate tectonics, and construction of the Eastern Mediterranean oceanic crust.

Orit Sivan (with bark Herut) The effect of salinization and freshening events in coastal aquifers on nutrients characteristics as deduced from column experiments under aerobic and aerobic conditions.

Blumberg, D.G., Rotman, S., Havivi, S., Schvartzman, I. Utilizing SAR and Hyperspectral Integrated data for Emergency Response in the Mediterranean (USHIER)

Functional Screening for Anti-Quorum Sensing and Anti Biofilm Compounds from Mediterranean Sea, Ariel Kushmaro, Karin Yaniv

Lessepsian invasion of foraminifera, Sigal Abramovich, Ahuva Almogi-Labin, Barak Herut, Uri Abdu and Orit Hymas-Kaphzan.

Foraminifera as a model for thermal stress, Sigal Abramovich

Palaeozoic oceanic crust preserved beneath the eastern Mediterranean, Roi Granot

Methane, sulfate, carbon and iron cycling in the sediments of the Eastern Mediterranean, Orit Sivan