Personal
Name: Moshe Friedman
Address: Ross Building Room 0015
Racah Institute of Physics
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Edmond J. Safra Campus
Jerusalem 9190401 Israel
Phone: +972-2-658-4346
Mobile: +972-55-550-8941
Email: Moshe.Friedman@mail.huji.ac.il
POSITIONS & EMPLOYMENT
2020-present: Senior Lecturer, Racah Institute of Physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2019-2020: Postdoctoral Fellow, Racah Institute of Physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2016-2019: National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University.
2013-2015: Teacher, Preparatory School, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2013: Lecturer, Shenkar College for Engineering and Design.
Education
2011-2017: PhD in nuclear physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2009-2011: MSc in nuclear physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2006-2009: BSc in physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Awards
2023 - FRIB Visiting Scholar Award, Facility for Rare Isotope Beams.
2016 - Pazy postdoctoral fellowship. (70,000$ offered - declined).
2013 - Marinov prize, for excellence in experimental nuclear physics.
Grants
2024-2026: Israel Ministry of Energy, First prototype of the SARAF Fission Research Facility and fission measurements, 810 KNIS.
2024-2025: U.S-Israel Binational Science Foundation, Measurements of Beta-Delayed Charged-Particle Emission for Studies of Novae and
X-Ray Bursts, 75 KUSD.
2022-2026: Israel Science Foundation, A novel experimental technique to study neutron-induced charged-particle reactions at explosive stellar temperatures, 750 KNIS.
2022: Israel Science Foundation, Basic equipment for the establishment of nuclear-physics detector lab at the Hebrew University, 1030 KNIS.
2022-2024: Israel Ministry of Energy, Construction of a Cryogenic Stopping Cell for the Collection and Extraction of Fission Products for the SARAF II Fission Research Facility, 500 KNIS.
2021-2025: European Commission H2020-INFRAIA-2018-2020, Chemical Elements as Tracers for the Evolution of the Cosmos, ChETEC consortium, 52K EUR out of total 5M EUR granted to the consortium.
2013-2015: Israeli Atomic Energy Commission, Calculations and Simulations for Prompt Fission, Moshe Friedman and Guy Ron, 150000 NIS.