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From Quantum Computing to Preventive Medicine: Einstein Foundation Supports Research in Eleven New Projects
In its December meeting, the Board of the Einstein Foundation Berlin approved new research projects with a total funding of 13 million euros over the next six years, among them several Israeli-German cooperations. The funded projects cover a broad spectrum.
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Academic brain drain poses strategic risk for Israel
More and more Israeli scientists are leaving the country – and not returning. New figures show that the academic brain drain threatens research, innovation and Israel’s strategic future.
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Undergratuate studies at Tel Aviv University boost unicorn founder odds by 260%
Undergraduate studies at Tel Aviv University boost the odds to found a unicorn company by 260% according to new Stanford University study.
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Ready to invest: EXIST Startup Bridge Germany-Israel
Under the motto ‘Ready to invest’, the EXIST Startup Bridge Germany-Israel offers companies from both countries programs that prepare science-based startups for growth investments and international scaling.
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Google funds project for fundamental AI research at Tel Aviv University
Google.org will provide $1 million to support foundational research, student scholarships, and new educational initiatives in AI and data science at Tel Aviv University.
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Minerva Weizmann Meeting 2025 with new Committee Chair
32 new projects were selected at this year’s meeting of the Minerva Weizmann Committee, which took place at the Weizmann Institute in Rohovot. Among the participants was Prof. Thomas Braun, who hosted his first Meeting as the Chair of the Minerva Weizmann Committee.
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Energy Partnership Israel-Germany 2026: Focus on Cybersecurity
Germany’s Energy Minister Reiche and her Israeli counterpart Cohen have signed the 2026 Work Programme of the German-Israeli Energy Partnership. It will focus on cybersecurity and the physical protection of energy infrastructure.
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New: cogeril newsletter – subscribe!
At the beginning of 2026 we will launch our new cogeril newsletter with current information on the cooperation between Israel and Germany in the fields of research, technology and innovation.
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Study: Culture and science are central pillars of the German-Israeli partnership
In September, the Institut für Neue Soziale Plastik published the study ‘Resonances: German-Israeli Cultural Relations. Inventory, Trends and Recommendations.’
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Self-confidence rather than negative stereotypes
The “Research Cooperation Lower Saxony – Israel” is attempting to defuse hostility between groups – including in the Middle East conflict. In this project, working groups from Leuphana University Lüneburg and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem are pooling their expertise.
