Noam Ganz is a prominent geologist and environmental scientist with a comprehensive academic background from Ben-Gurion University, including a Bachelor's degree in Geology and Environmental Sciences and a Master's degree in the Geo-dynamic track with a specialization in geophysics and earthquakes. Throughout his impressive career at the Dead Sea and Arava Science Center, Ganz has made significant contributions to research on the Negev Highland's desert landscape, published respected papers on earthquake risk assessment, and participated in interdisciplinary studies in ecology and education. As a researcher at the Center for Desert Flood Research, he leads scientific monitoring of rainfall and floods in the Negev Highland region and assists in local hydrological research. His unique contribution to scientific education includes developing innovative instructional programs and leading projects to make science accessible, such as creating mini-placard kits and developing the Geological Time Trail in Mitzpe Ramon. Ganz has been involved in prestigious projects such as the School for Young Astronauts in collaboration with leading organizations like the Israel Space Agency. His extensive expertise is also evident in his role as a geological consultant for large-scale planning and construction projects across Israel, where he provides critical professional guidance in dealing with geological risks in planning areas. The unique combination of deep academic knowledge, rich research experience, and commitment to science outreach makes Ganz a key figure in the field of geology in Israel, significantly influencing the development of the field and raising public awareness of important geological and environmental issues.