Professor Benayahu encourages, guides and trains young researchers to conquer new areas of Jewish historical scholarship, generously offering them a rich source of references and resources in order to do so.

Professor Abeles’ work over the years has won him numerous prizes, including the Baeck prize for three studies on the electroencephalogram mechanism, IAPI first prize for a study of computer-assisted analysis of neural activity, the Teva Founders Prize for outstanding studies in brain research, the Bar Ilan University Shamoon Chair...

Pursuing the creation of a scientific foundation for computer technology, Rabin worked in the summers of 1957–1958 at the IBM Research Center and published two works that were to become cornerstones in computer science.

In the kibbutz Dorchin set up a studio for painting and sculpture, employing a range of materials, assemblages, drawings and stabilizers, alongside his work in agriculture and industry

Garbuz also teaches painting. Since 1973, he has taught at Hamidrasha Art School, which he has headed since 1997. He has also taught at the Avni Institute, at Tel-Hai College, and at the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem. He lectures on art in many classes around Israel and takes part in seminars at various cultural institutions.