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The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is an organisation that promotes the international exchange of students and scientists. It is, in fact, the world’s largest organisation as concerns financing scientific mobility. As an association of German universities, DAAD represents 231 German universities and higher education institutions, with over 500 representatives in nearly 100 countries.

the office of the DAAD Information Center in Tel Aviv

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DAAD Information Center Tel Aviv

The Information Center provides information for students and academic staff about studying and research opportunities in Germany.

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About the DAAD

A brief look back at history shows that the DAAD has a long tradition of uniting people and academia.

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DAAD Information Centre Tel Aviv

Address: Haim Lebanon 63, Tel Aviv University Einstein Dorms, Building B Entrance 3
6997804 Tel Aviv

Telephone: +972-(0)3-6405-966

E-Mail: infodaad-israel.org

Opening Hours

Personal consultations: By appointment only.

Telephone consultations:

Tuesday 11:00 - 13:00

How to find us

Traveling by train:

Our office is located about fifteen minutes' walk from the university station "Tel Aviv University".

Travelling by car:

Parking is available at the nearby Faculty of Social Sciences parking lot.

Travelling by bus:

Disembark at the station "University/Haim Lebanon".

Egged lines: 274, 572, 575

Dan Lines: 25, 13

Kavim lines: 633

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When rocks break off mountains, they can unleash gigantic dust clouds and mudslides and cause deaths. To prevent that, researchers from Munich are trying to predict a rockslide in the Oberallgäu districts in the German Alps.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has not hit Africa as badly as experts initially feared. A lack of reliable data makes it difficult to say why, but several theories have been put forth.
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German marine biologist Hans Fricke feels at home submerged hundreds of meters beneath the sea. He’s researched the behavior of sea organisms for more than 50 years, & spent more than 10,000 hours underwater.
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Medical scientist Botond Roska has landed a €1 million check from Germany's Körber Foundation for his groundbreaking research. His gene-based treatment to restore sight has already entered clinical trials.
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Hydroelectric power plants can provide green energy, but often harm the fish that live in the water. Many of them die passing through the turbines. Now researchers are working on a robot fish that could save its real-life counterparts.
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Researching water fleas 04. September 2020 16:45

What do water fleas reveal about how well a body of water is doing? A scientist from Indonesia is studying the tiny creatures in Lake Constance and observing how they adapt to their environment – meaning also to human influence.
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How much bad news can we tolerate each day and what can we do about sensory overload caused by media consumption? In Good Shape talks to psychoanalyst Benigna Gerisch.
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How to fight coronavirus anxiety 04. September 2020 00:23

The coronavirus pandemic still dominates the headlines. It's no wonder that fear of the disease is so widespread. How can people combat their anxiety?
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Obsessive-compulsive disorder: When double-checking becomes an illness 02. September 2020 10:32

Michaela has to check everything compulsively, over and over again. Has the stove really been turned off? Has it? Compulsions accompany her constantly and have had a major negative impact on her life.
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Can sport enhance our cognitive abilities? 28. August 2020 09:34

Modern medical research has found a lot of truth in the old adage "healthy body, healthy mind”. Studies show that regular exercise not only keeps your body fit, it can also guard against dementia.
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Ancient Jerusalem was smaller than believed 24. August 2020 11:47

Through excavations on Mount Zion, German archaeologists found that the Jerusalem of the Old Testament period was apparently smaller than previously thought.
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Berlin's Charite once again finds itself at the center of an international drama involving the poisoning of a Russian dissident. Regularly ranked one of Europe's top hospitals, it also has a somewhat checkered past.
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Coronavirus: Study reveals how most Germans get infected 22. August 2020 14:28

Most of Germany's coronavirus infections take place in the private sphere or in nursing homes, according to new research. Refugee homes face the highest risk of transmission, while schools and offices pose lower risks.
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Hospice care adapts to multicultural, multilingual Germany 22. August 2020 05:55

Germany is home to 21 million people whose families have immigrated within the past couple of generations. Hospices and givers of palliative care are adapting their practices to make them more inclusive.
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Germany's fastest supercomputer 21. August 2020 09:43

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Dry rooms and air-conditioned indoor spaces hike Covid-viral infection, conclude Indian and German researchers in their meta-study. They're urging optimum humidity standards for building interiors and public transport.
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