Arianna SteigmanHebrew University Professor Honored with International Peace Award for Public Health Leadership
Read moreProf Theodore Tulchinsky, professor emeritus at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, has been named the recipient of the APHA 2026…
Arianna SteigmanSame Accuracy, Different Brain Activity: Study Reveals Differences in How Autistic People Process Information
Read moreA new study reveals that autistic and non-autistic adults perform equally well on perceptual tasks but differ significantly in how…
Arianna SteigmanNew AI Tool Helps Scientists Identify Bacteria Hidden in Soil
Read moreThe new tool recognizes bacterial DNA in tiny genetic fragments, making it faster and easier to study the complex communities…
Arianna SteigmanNew Study Reveals the High Financial Value of Privacy in Legal Proceedings
Read moreA new study reveals that people are willing to sacrifice thousands of dollars to protect their privacy. By analyzing a…
Arianna SteigmanHistoric $250 Million Gift from John Paulson to Hebrew University Will Advance Engineering, Medicine, and Trauma Recovery
Read moreIn recognition of the largest donation ever made to the Hebrew University, the historic Mount Scopus campus will be named…
Arianna SteigmanWhy Some People Recover From Trauma While Others Struggle: New Study Tracks Mental Health After October 7
Read moreA new study finds that mental health after trauma follows different paths—and tracking changes over time can help identify who…
Arianna SteigmanSteven H. Lavin Family Makes Transformational $30 Million Gift to Hebrew University to Create a New Model for Medical Education
Read moreA Landmark gift by the Lavin Family, through its foundation, The Sheba Foundation, will launch the Hebrew University of Jerusalem…
Arianna SteigmanA Tiny Magnetic Whirlpool Could Point to a New Kind of Ultra-Efficient Memory
Read moreNew study demonstrates a superconducting memory bit that operates close to the minimum energy allowed by physics Every time a…
Arianna SteigmanCould locally grown crops make malnutrition treatment more accessible worldwide?
Read moreA new study suggests that therapeutic food made from locally available crops such as chickpeas, sorghum, maize and soybeans could…
Arianna SteigmanOctober 7 remains a day of deep grief for Israeli society, for the Hebrew University, and its Friends.
Read moreA message from the Hebrew University: Three years later, so many people are still living with the consequences of that…
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