Yaly Mevorach

Yaly Mevorach
Yaly Mevorach

PhD studentProject CETIHead of the Israeli Deep Sea Cetacean ProjectYaly.me@gmail.com+972526611616https://yalymevorach.com/ Linkedin Instagram Academic EducationBSc. Marine biology, Faculty of Life Sciences, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. 2015 – 2018. M.Sc. Marine biology, Department of Marine biology, School of Marine Sciences, University of Haifa. Magna Cum Laude. Dean’s excellency award for outstanding thesis. 2019 –2021. PhD student in marine biology, Department of Marine biology, University of Haifa. Part of Project…

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alexandra solomatina

alexandra solomatina
alexandra solomatina

Biogeochemistry labLerablenoir@gmail.com  Linkedin Researchgate Instagram Academic Education:BSc – Biology, Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology, Moscow, Russia (2008–2016)MSc – Hydrometeorology, Russian State Agrarian University, Moscow, Russia (2021–2023)Background:Aleksandra began her scientific career in radiobiology, studying the effects of ionizing radiation on living organisms. After completing her degree in Biology, she joined the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences(2015-2025).During this time, she participated in numerous oceanographic…

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Activity update

Activity update
Activity update

Click here to download PDF version Kadas Nexus entered 2025 with measurable momentum and a clearer strategic identity: transforming marine science into practical environmental and commercial impact. Built on the long-standing foundation of theMorris Kahn Marine Research Station, the organisation now combines ecological monitoring, blue technology innovation, sustainable aquaculture, and open-access data systems under one platform. This year’s milestones included more than 170 cumulative publications, 60,000 citations by current team…

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In loving memory – Morris Kahn

In loving memory – Morris Kahn
Morris Kahn

We mourn the passing of our benefactor, Morris Kahn, whose vision and generosity laid the foundation for everything we do. His initial funding made possible our building, our core scientific activities, and the establishment of an open-access database which spans the marine ecosystem of the eastern Levant Basin. Through his unwavering commitment to science, openness, and long-term stewardship of the marine environment, Morris Kahn enabled knowledge to be shared freely for the benefit of researchers, decision-makers, and society at large. His legacy will endure in every dataset, discovery, and collaboration that continues to advance marine science and conservation.

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Marine biogeochemistry

Marine biogeochemistry
Marine biogeochemistry

Marine biogeochemistry graphic presentation Marine biogeochemistry dataThe aim of our team in the marine biogeochemistry lab in MKMRS is to take and analyze measurements of the ultra-low levels of dissolved nutrients (nitrate, phosphate, ammonia and silicate) found in the waters off the Israeli coast. We study nutrient cycling in both the shallow and deeper waters. Analysis of flow cytometry (FCM) of cells is carried out by Dikla Aharonovich at the…

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