A double lecture addressing emotions, stigmas, and distortions in perception among leaders in the Middle Eastern region, as well as genetic engineering and its medical contribution. The speakers are Dr. Michal Yaari, an Orientalist and researcher, and Prof. Yedidya Gafni, a researcher and lecturer at Bar-Ilan University. The event takes place at the Beit Sapir Auditorium.
Lecturer: Dr. Michal Yaari — Middle East scholar, lecturer, and researcher at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
We will analyze and examine how the relations between Israel and its neighbors, as well as decision-making processes, are based on emotions, images, and cognitive distortions that lead to mutual suspicion. What mechanisms can “break” stigmas and create rational decision-making processes?
On Groundbreaking Research and Applications
Lecturer: Prof. Yedidya Gafni — researcher and lecturer at Bar-Ilan University
We will learn about the various studies and applications of genetic engineering in human cells, bacteria, and plants, and become familiar with their tremendous contributions both to medical purposes—such as diagnosing and treating serious diseases and organ transplantation—and to everyday aspects intended to improve and enhance our quality of life.
Sapir House Auditorium
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