The Teaching Labs
The teaching laboratories serve as a central hub for hands-on learning and practical training for undergraduate and graduate students across a wide range of life science disciplines. More than 15 dedicated teaching laboratories operate within the program, including biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics, microbiology, plant sciences, zoology, and ecology.
These laboratories integrate theoretical knowledge with experimental practice and constitute an essential component of the academic curriculum and scientific training of students. Emphasis is placed on the development of laboratory skills, research-oriented thinking, and exposure to an advanced academic environment.
Laboratory Facilities
The teaching laboratories are located in Building 212 and include several fully equipped instructional spaces designed to support teaching activities:
- Room 001, Floor 0 – capacity: up to 40 students
- Room 002, Floor 0 – capacity: up to 36 students
- Rooms 214–215, Floor 2 – capacity: up to 36 students
- Room 310, Floor 3 – capacity: up to 54 students
Teaching Laboratory Team
The Teaching Laboratories are headed by Dr. Hila Elifantz, who oversees the laboratory system and coordinates both academic and operational activities.
Location: Building 212, Floor 2, Room 210
Phone: +972-3-5317250
The laboratory staff ensures the smooth operation of all teaching activities, maintains high instructional standards, and supports students throughout the academic term:
- Floor 0: Dror Gottlieb
- Floor 3: Dr. Amalia Bar-Ziv and Dr. Leah Ever-Levin