Professor Hanoch Gutfreund

Professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; has held the Andre Aisenstadt Chair in theoretical physics since 1985. He has previously held various academic and administrative positions at the University – head of the Physics Institute, head of the Advanced Studies Institute, rector and president. He was among the initiators and founders of the Center for Neural Computation and is currently a member of the Center where he also teaches.

Professor Yossi Leshemו

Professor in the Department of Zoology in the Faculty of Life Sciences at Tel Aviv University and is the founder and Director of the International Center for the Study of Bird Migration at Latrun .
involved in many aspects of nature conservation, with the emphasis on bird research for 38 years. Since 1984 his research for his doctorate, which was conducted with the cooperation of the Israeli Air Force and the Ministry of Science, has resulted in a decrease of 76% in the number of collisions with aircraft caused by birds, and has saved 790 million dollars, not to mention the numbers of lives, both human and avian.

Professor Shaul Yalovsky

Prof. Shaul Yelovsky is world-renowned in the field of molecular biology of plants. Laboratory at the University of Tel - Aviv is investigating the processes of internal signaling - cell differentiation and visitors of cell growth and development of plants.

Sarah Merom

Working at the Mofet association. M.A. in Educational Leadership, Univ. of ALabama, U.S.A., Diploma in organizational Counselling, Haifa University, Diploma in School Leadership (Principals' course), Hebrew University in Jerusalem, former Principal (and establisher) of the Ort Megadim Comprehensive High School, Karmiel, and former Regional Director in Ort Israel.

Adv. Ronen Matry

Served in the IDF in Sayeret Matkal, Bachelor of Law at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Member of the Israel Bar from 1990. Founded "LIKRAT SHABAT", a charity organization that supplies food to underprivileged families in the Haifa region every week.

Sofi Moshkovsky

Sofi holds an MA in Education and School Administration. She has developed a professional curriculum for educators and management teams utilizing dynamic coaching techniques. In addition, Sofi specializes, and is an instructor, in the fields of Special Education and in the Humanities.

Yael Hakmon

MA in Educational Technologies. Engaged in professional development for teachers in language and meaningful learning. Specializes in teaching Hebrew and learning strategies.

Noga Tannenbaum-Lampel

Earned a Design degree from WIZO Art College in Haifa. Specializes in writing, editing and producing educational content products. Founder and editor of 3 children's magazines, Chief Editor of the Israeli children's TV network publication and magazine. Wrote and produced 25 children's books, including a series about Jewish Holidays, a series of activity workbooks, a textbook (in conjunction with the Ministry of Health), a series of arts and crafts books and additional publications, some in English. Her book "Someone saved a princess", which she wrote and illustrated at the age of 17, won the "Gur Arye" prize from the Israeli Ministry of Education.

Nurit Baltiansky

MA in Educational Technologies. Certified in Knowledge Management from the Israeli Center for Libraries. Studied in the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland. Explores technologies and their application in the field of education.