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of many of the projects.
Prof. Michael
Schlesinger, a vice
president of the university
and chairman of its re-
search authority, described
how universtiy scientists
deal with the problems in-
volving cancer research and
the emphasis experts give to
problems affecting the
threatened world food shor-
tage.
Dr. Schlesinger pointed
out that one of the projects is
the study of the increasing
supply of shrimp, which are
abundantly_ available in Is-
rael, as an item of export to
lands where it is in great
demand.
Dr. Schlesinger also
stated that Hebrew Univer-
sity scientists are studying
the breeding of a new ani-
mal — a cross between ante-
lope and goat — for its food
value.
A number of university
projects in energy research,
including a proposed

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Israeli-Egyptian
satellite, were discussed.
Hebrew University scien-
tists have on-going projects
in desalination, artificial
rain and irrigation systems.
Researchers are studying
new strains of food crops
that are more productive
and resistant to disease.
Another program is
studying the use of waste
materials as fodder for ani-
mals.
Dr. Schlesinger said He-
brew University has been
suffering economic burdens
for more than three years
and a number of younger fa-
culty,have been released.
He added that a major
need that must be met by
outside funding is schol-
arship aid, which has be-
come increasingly impor-
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