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March 12, 2008

A New Research Lab in Haifa

One goal of Yahoo! Research is to develop leading-edge algorithms and technology that will power the next generation of search. In keeping with that commitment and to expand its global research capabilities, Yahoo! is opening a new Research Lab in Haifa, Israel.

The lab will be focused on research and development in the areas of Web search and information extraction, and led by Dr. Ronny Lempel, an information organization and retrieval expert. Most recently, Dr. Lempel worked for the Information Retrieval Group at IBM's Haifa Research Lab.

The Haifa research lab will be staffing up in the coming months -- so if you're interested in tackling some of the most challenging questions in web search, check out the job opportunities at Yahoo! Research.

Yodel Anecdotal has more details on the new development, so check out what they've got to say about Yahoo! Research, the new lab and what's to come.


Yahoo! Search Blog team

Comments

This tells me nothing

Lately your search results has been not relevant ...hope researching can make a difference in the search results.

Sandy
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Lately your search results has been not relevant .

Why could`nt you have opened this joint in usa ?

Why Isreal? Is it simply for cost purposes? Seems like we could use those jobs here in the US..

Why could`nt you have opened this joint in usa ?

Lately your search results has been not relevant .

Does it really matter?

yes why Haifa...Ok I understand the whole jobs in US argument but if you are opening shop in the Mediterranean why Israel? They have rockets there! Why not another Mediterranean country?

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