Author archive for Arianna Steigman

  • Apr132026

    Rivers in the Sky Are Driving Stronger and More Predictable Floods

    A new study finds that the most intense and destructive rainstorms in Portugal, particularly those fueled by atmospheric rivers, are…

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  • Apr132026

    COVID-19’s Lingering Shadow: New Study Uncovers Molecular Link Between SARS-CoV-2 and Lung Cancer Risk

    New study suggests that COVID-19 may slightly increase the risk of lung cancer by triggering a biological chain reaction in…

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  • Apr082026

    New Book Announcement: The Future of Equality: A Moral Case for the Long Term

    At a time when public policy is overwhelmingly shaped by short-term pressures, Professor Shlomi Segall, from the Department of Political…

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  • Mar312026

    VertINGreen: Smart Living Walls for Healthier Buildings

    Indoor air quality is becoming harder to maintain in modern buildings without significant energy use. Vertical green walls offer a…

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  • Mar312026

    Celebrating good news in challenging times: Read Asper-HUJI’s impact report

    In these challenging times, it is especially heartening to pause and celebrate some very welcome good news. Asper-HUJI – the…

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  • Mar302026

    How Bacteria Outsmart the Immune System: Two-Pronged Strategy Revealed

    A team has uncovered how a common bacterial pathogen uses a single protein to quietly undermine the human immune system,…

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  • Mar302026

    A New AI Breakthrough Could Change the Long Search for Rare Disease Diagnoses

    A newly developed AI tool can dramatically speed up the search for the genetic causes of rare diseases, a process…

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  • Mar252026

    Major Scholarship Fund Launched by the British Friends of the Hebrew University

    The British Friends of the Hebrew University are launching a landmark new fund – The British Friends Postgraduate Scholarship Fund…

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  • Mar252026

    Israel Prize Honours Professor Avi Rivkind for Transforming Trauma Care and Saving Lives

    The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and its Faculty of Medicine proudly congratulate Prof Avraham (Avi) Rivkind on being awarded the Israel Prize…

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  • Mar192026

    Long Before Pottery or Farming, Hunter-Gatherer Children were Molding Clay

    Long before pottery, before agriculture, when the first villages took shape, people in the Levant were already molding clay with…

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