Max Wertheimer Minerva Center 
for  
Cognitive Processes 
and 
Human Performance

           

   

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Personnel Research Topics Objectives Minerva Workshops First Evaluation Board Meetings Posters Minerva Seminars Minerva Lectures The Max Wertheimer Minerva Center for Cognitive Processes and Human Performance was established in 1996. It is a joint center that combines the activity of eight senior researchers from The University of Haifa and The Technion. The Center's main purpose is to foster collaborative research projects between the two groups of the Israeli scientists and between the Israeli scientists and their German colleagues, working in the area of human cognition and human performance. The Center was established with the support from the prestigious Minerva foundation and the Max Planck Society.

 

 

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