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Journey 2024

Journey 2025

Once our fellows embark on their exchange program they start their Fulbright journey. In addition to the opportunity to exchange knowledge and long-term collaboration between Israelis and Americans, we offer our fellows personal, academic, and professional advancements through enrichment activities throughout the year. 

Delve into our Journey page to experience part of our activities during the past year.

Israel Museum visit

American Fellows receive in-depth knowledge about Dead Sea Scrolls

In January, the American fellows joined postdoctoral fellow and Dead Sea scrolls expert, Dr. Jeff Cross at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem for an insightful lecture on the scrolls, diving into his expertise and research. They also explored the museum's impressive collections of art, archaeology, and history, and ended the day at the Machane Yehuda market sampling local treats.

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Fulbright American Fellows attend stunning Batsheva performance

In February, our American fellows attended a Batsheva Dance Company performance titled The Hole. This performance provided fellows with a unique opportunity to experience Israeli art through an extraordinary Israeli dance production.

Founded in 1964, The Batsheva Dance Company is renowned internationally for its bold choreographic voice, shaped by house choreographer Ohad Naharin, and for the exceptional quality of its dancers.
Riveting Presentations at Fulbright Bi-Annual Postdoctoral Seminar

In March, Fulbright Israel recently hosted our bi-annual Postdoctoral Seminar, bringing together our talented postdocs for research presentations and professional development. Our three new postdoctoral fellows shared insights into their research: Dr. Ben Israeli on Wave Turbulence from Atoms to Oceans, Dr. Frankee Lyons on Toward a Global History of Postwar Polish Jewry, and Dr. Justin Oh on Dealing with Chance in Computation. Following the presentations, Fulbright Israel postdoctoral alum, Dr. Josh Porat-Dahlerbruch and Professor Margaret Rosenzweig from the University of Pittsburgh, led an insightful session on preparing for the U.S. academic job market. The seminar concluded with a conversation with Dr. Erika Tritle, a Fulbright postdoctoral alum, on the teacher-scholar model and how to maximize the Fulbright experience. As always, it was inspiring to gather with our exceptional postdoctoral fellows, hear about their groundbreaking research, and provide them with valuable tools for their academic journeys ahead.