SDG 14:
LIFE BELOW WATER

Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development

University Impact Ranking for SDG 14
U of Haifa 0/100 

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SDG14 Highlights

Dr. Ziv Zemah-Shamir, Cultural Center, Younes & Soraya Nazarian Library, University of Haifa, Marine research, sharks

Public Engagements

The Cultural Center at the Younes & Soraya Nazarian Library hosted two summer meetings with university’s marine researchers, July 2024
University of Haifa, GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, partnership, cooperation, research

Research

Partnership between University of Haifa and GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
Announcement, Poster, Winning a Grant, University of Haifa, Innovation Authority

Learning & Students

The Leon Charney School of Marine Sciences and Haifa Innovation Labs (HIL) won a grant to operate a new training program for veterans and reservists

Research

Marine Ecology and Ocean Health Lab headed by Dr. Igal Berenshtein
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Info-gap models for optimal multi-year management of regional water resources systems under uncertainty

By: Housh M., Aharon T.
Published in: Sustainability (Switzerland)
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Social Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: The common practices for the planning and management of Water Resources Systems (WSSs) have been challenged in the last (more…)

Dynamic Allocation of Carbon Storage and Nutrient-Dependent Exudation in a Revised Genome-Scale Model of Prochlorococcus

By: Ofaim S., Sulheim S., Almaas E., Sher D., Segrè D.
Published in: Frontiers in Genetics
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Microbial life in the oceans impacts the entire marine ecosystem, global biogeochemistry and climate. The marine cyanoba (more…)

Common dolphins, common in neritic waters off southern Israel, demonstrate uncommon dietary habits

By: Brand D., Edelist D., Goffman O., Hadar N., Scheinin A., Kerem D.
Published in: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units:   | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: During the last decade, the common dolphin (Delphinus delphis) has become the second most sighted species in Israeli coa (more…)

Needs and Gaps in Optical Underwater Technologies and Methods for the Investigation of Marine Animal Forest 3D-Structural Complexity

By: Rossi P., Ponti M., Righi S., Castagnetti C., Simonini R., Mancini F., Agrafiotis P., Bassani L., Bruno F., Cerrano C., Cignoni P., Corsini M., Drap P., Dubbini M., Garrabou J., Gori A., Gracias N., Ledoux J.-B., Linares C., Mantas T.P., Menna F., Nocerino E., Palma M., Pavoni G., Ridolfi A., Rossi S., Skarlatos D., Treibitz T., Turicchia E., Yuval M., Capra A.
Published in: Frontiers in Marine Science
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Marine animal forests are benthic communities dominated by sessile suspension feeders (such as sponges, corals, and biva (more…)

Dust-borne microbes affect Ulva ohnoi’s growth and physiological state

By: Krupnik N., Asis D.T., Belkin N., Rubin-Blum M., Israel Á., Paytan A., Meiri D., Herut B., Rahav E.
Published in: FEMS Microbiology Ecology
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units:   | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: The marine macroalgae Ulva sp. is considered an ecosystem engineer in rocky shores of temperate waters worldwide. Ulva s (more…)

Observations of acoustic noise bursts accompanying nonlinear internal gravity waves on the continental shelf off New Jersey

By: Katsnelson B.G., Godin O.A., Zhang Q.
Published in: Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units:   | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Anomalously large, transient fluctuations of acoustical noise intensity, up to 4-5 orders of magnitude above the backgro (more…)

Localization of Acoustically Tagged Marine Animals in Under-Ranked Conditions

By: Alexandri T., Shamir Z.Z., Bigal E., Scheinin A., Tchernov D., Diamant R.
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: A key technology in the movement tracking of marine animals is localization using acoustic transmitters. These are attac (more…)

The door to Dor: Tracing unseen anthropogenic impact in an ancient port

By: Lazar M., Basson U., Himmelstein A.G., Levy T.E., Arkin Shalev E., Yasur-Landau A.
Published in: Geoarchaeology
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: An on-land frequency domain electromagnetic geophysical survey was conducted across a tombolo delimiting the southern ba (more…)

Does sand beach nourishment enhance the dispersion of non-indigenous species?—the case of the common moon crab, matuta victor (fabricius, 1781), in the southeastern mediterranean

By: Zviely D., Zurel D., Edelist D., Bitan M., Spanier E.
Published in: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units:   | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Sand beach nourishment (BN) is one of the commonest “soft solutions” for shore protection and restoration. Yet it may ha (more…)

Archaeological and natural indicators of sea-level and coastal changes: The case study of the caesarea roman harbor

By: Galili E., Salamon A., Gambash G., Zviely D.
Published in: Geosciences (Switzerland)
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Archaeological and geomorphological features, as well as traces left by tsunamis, earthquakes, and vertical earth-crust (more…)

Respiration rates, metabolic demands and feeding of ephyrae and young medusae of the rhizostome rhopilema nomadica

By: Kuplik Z., Kerem D., Angel D.L.
Published in: Diversity
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Jellyfish (cnidarians and ctenophores) affect the marine food web through high feeding rates and feeding efficiency, but (more…)

Response of Mg isotopes to dolomitization during fluctuations in sea level: Constraints on the hydrological conditions of massive dolomitization systems

By: Hu Z., Bialik O.M., Hohl S.V., Xia Z., Waldmann N.D., Liu C., Li W.
Published in: Sedimentary Geology
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Marine dolomitization processes are characterized by complex variations in hydrological conditions and pore-fluid chemis (more…)

Benthic foraminifera geochemistry as a monitoring tool for heavy metal and phosphorus pollution — A post fish-farm removal case study

By: Oron S., Sadekov A., Katz T., Goodman-Tchernov B.
Published in: Marine Pollution Bulletin
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Measuring environmental contaminants in coastal areas is critical for monitoring and managing their impacts. Commonly us (more…)

Paleoecologic implications of foraminiferal assemblages in the Upper Cretaceous-Paleogene strata, eastern Dahomey (Benin) Basin, southwestern Nigeria

By: Oluwajana O.A., Adebambo B.A., Olawuyi G.T., Ewuji J.O., Adejayan B.A., Ayodele O.D., Adeniran P.M., Arabi D.O., Adedokun T.A.
Published in: Arabian Journal of Geosciences
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units:   | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: The paleoecologic conditions of eastern Dahomey (Benin) Basin during Late Campanian-Eocene were investigated using foram (more…)

Dynamic macromolecular composition and high exudation rates in Prochlorococcus

By: Roth-Rosenberg D., Aharonovich D., Omta A.W., Follows M.J., Sher D.
Published in: Limnology and Oceanography
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Every living cell is composed of macromolecules such as proteins, DNA, RNA, and pigments. The ratio between these macrom (more…)

Fish in the desert: Identifying fish trade routes and the role of Red Sea parrotfish (Scaridae) during the Byzantine and Early Islamic periods

By: Blevis R., Bar-Oz G., Tepper Y., Zohar I.
Published in: Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Humanities  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Recent archaeological excavations in the Negev desert of the southern Levant have yielded a surprising and unprecedented (more…)

Spatial and temporal assessment of oil spills in the Mediterranean Sea

By: Polinov S., Bookman R., Levin N.
Published in: Marine Pollution Bulletin
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Ship-generated oil pollution is a significant threat to the Mediterranean Sea. We present a geostatistical analysis of o (more…)

Modeling Photosynthesis and Exudation in Subtropical Oceans

By: Wu Z., Dutkiewicz S., Jahn O., Sher D., White A., Follows M.J.
Published in: Global Biogeochemical Cycles
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Marine phytoplankton contributes nearly half of the total primary production on Earth through photosynthesis. Parameteri (more…)

Selection of mesophotic habitats by Oculina patagonica in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea following global warming

By: Martinez S., Bellworthy J., Ferrier-Pagès C., Mass T.
Published in: Scientific Reports
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Globally, species are migrating in an attempt to track optimal isotherms as climate change increasingly warms existing h (more…)

Sea level rise can severely reduce biodiversity and community net production on rocky shores

By: Rilov G., David N., Guy-Haim T., Golomb D., Arav R., Filin S.
Published in: Science of the Total Environment
SDGs : SDG 14  |  Units: Marine Sciences  | Time: 2021 |  Link
Description: Sea level rise (SLR), driven by anthropogenic climate change, can be a major threat to coastal ecosystems. Among the mos (more…)