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Dr. Yossi Ben-Zion is a senior faculty member and is the Deputy Head of the Physics department at Bar-Ilan University. Dr. Ben-Zion has a BA in physics and computer science, a Master’s degree in physics with honors and a PhD, all from Bar-Ilan University. During his PhD studies he was awarded the prestigious Wolf Prize for outstanding doctoral students and was elected several times as an Outstanding Departmental Lecturer. Dr. Ben-Zion was elected three times (!) by the University as an Outstanding University Lecturer and is considered a first-class lecturer with the ability to convey material in a clear and organized manner, creating interest among the students. He invests his time and effort above and beyond in his teaching, and the results are reflected in the students’ achievements. Recently Dr. Ben-Zion was ranked among the 57 most beloved lecturers in Israel by a comprehensive study conducted by the Student Union and the Mako site. Over the years, Dr. Ben-Zion has taught the course “Introduction to Physics-Mechanics” several times, in various frameworks, and has accumulated knowledge and experience that have improved the method of teaching so that the course’s material will be clear, interesting and suitable for students on different levels. Dr. Ben-Zion built the digital course after much thought based on the conclusions he has drawn over the years in order to create a course with wide appeal to anyone who studies in this field

Fatima Salih Hamuda from the village of Bu’eine Nujeidat is a doctoral student in the Physics Department at Bar-Ilan University.
Holds a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree (with honors) in physics from Bar-Ilan University.
During her bachelor’s degree years, she was the recipient of a nanotechnology scholarship for outstanding students in the field of exact sciences, which provided her with a full tuition waver and a monthly stipend.
During her master’s degree years, she was the recipient of the scholarship by the “Supreme Institute for a Theoretical Master’s Degree for Outstanding Members of the Arab Sector”, as well as a scholarship for excellence and distinction in academic studies from her advisor, Lev Khaykovich.
During her doctoral studies’ years, Fatima received a scholarship from the university’s president for outstanding scholars and later received a scholarship from the Supreme Institute for Outstanding Doctoral Students Among Members of the Arab Sector.
Her field of study during her master’s degree and doctoral studies focused on atomic physics and quantum physics.
Fatima teaches several courses at Bar-Ilan University, including “Introduction to Mechanical Physics”, “Electricity and Magnetics” and “Atomic Physics”.
Fatima was named one of the forty most promising individuals under forty in Israel by The Marker magazine, affiliated with Haaretz newspaper.