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About
The Nirit and Michael Shaoul Fund for Visiting Scholars and Fellows provides support for inviting eminent experts in a variety of academic fields, from the US, Canada and Europe. These visitors become Nirit & Michael Shaoul Fellows of the IAS during their stay. The Fellows are selected from a list of candidates, which is submitted by TAU faculty members. These candidates should be renowned scholars who have reached leadership positions and outstanding achievements in their academic disciplines.
Candidates are selected, by the IAS board members, on the basis of prominence in innovative and essential fields in scientific and academic development, while special priority is given to those areas in which collaboration between an IAS visitor and an existing research group at the University will be most beneficial.
Nirit & Michael Shaoul Fellows can be invited for a period of either 1-2 weeks or 1-3 months and are expected to deliver a few lectures during their visit.
Nirit & Michael Shaoul Fellows are free to carry out their own research at the University, to collaborate with other researchers in joint work, or to participate in any way they see fit in the life of the University. Many visitors have chosen to give a few lectures in their field of expertise. The lectures are frequently the highlight of the semester and attended by academics from all over Israel.
Nirit & Michael Shaoul Fellows are entitled to reimbursement of their travel expenses to Israel based on the cost of an economy class ticket. They are provided with accommodation and a per diem of $45/day for the duration of their visit. The time of their visit should be coordinated with the visitor's Faculty host(s) and the IAS office.
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Current Year
Visitors for the Academic Year 2020/2021
Name Institution Period of Visit Host
Charles Dyer Norton Professor of Regional Planning and Urbanism
Co-Director, Risk and Resilience Master in Design Studies (MDes)
Harvard University, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, USAEmail: ddavis@gsd.harvard.edu
March
2021Host: Prof. Tali Hatuka
Department of Geography and Human Environment
Tel: 972-3- 6405162Email: hatuka@tauex.tau.ac.il
Ford International Professor of Urban Development and Planning,
Department of Urban Studies and Planning,
Head the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program,
MIT, Massachusetts, USAEmail: sanyal@mit.edu
March
2021Host: Prof. Tali Hatuka
Department of Geography and Human Environment
Tel: 972-3- 6405162Email: hatuka@tauex.tau.ac.il
Department of Biblical Studies and Historical Theology
the Leopold-Franzens-University in Innsbruck
AustriaEmail: georg.fischer@uibk.ac.at
Spring
2021Host: Prof. Dalit Rom-Shiloni
Department of Biblical Studies
School of Jewish Studies and Archeology
Faculty of Humanities
Tel: +972-3-6407995Email: dromshil@tauex.tau.ac.il
Department of Mathematics
Stanford University
Stanford, CA, USAEmail: ryzhik.pyzhik@gmail.com
Time of visit to be noted
Host: Prof. Leonid Polterovitch
School of Mathematical Sciences
Faculty of Exact Sciences
Tel: 972-3-640-6064Email: polterov@runbox.com
Director, Human resource Research Center
Chair, Management Department
Warrington College of Business
University of Florida, USAEmail: mo.wang@warrington.ufl.edu
June
2021Host: Prof. Avraham Carmeli
Chairman of the Doctoral Program
Coller School of ManagementEmail: avic@post.tau.ac.il
Ford Professor of Urban Design and Planning
Associate Dean,
School of Architecture and Planning
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USAEmail: ljvale@mit.edu
June
2021Host: Prof. Tali Hatuka
Department of Geography and Human Environment
Tel: 972-3- 6405162Email: hatuka@tauex.tau.ac.il
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