Arianna SteigmanWhat made prehistoric communities resilient? Ancient social networks may hold the answer
Read moreThis study investigates how hunter-gatherer populations in the southern Caucasus survived and adapted between 57,000 and 27,000 years ago. Drawing…
Arianna SteigmanStudy Challenges Reliability of Widely Cited Gaza Mortality Survey in The Lancet Global Health
Read moreA newly published correspondence in The Lancet Global Health challenges the reliability of a widely cited Gaza Mortality Survey. Based…
Arianna SteigmanNew Legal Strategy That Could Reshape Climate Litigation
Read moreNew research proposes a potentially transformative approach to climate litigation. Instead of asking courts to determine which company’s emissions caused…
Arianna SteigmanHebrew University Awards 318 Doctorates in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Applied Sciences
Read moreThe Hebrew University of Jerusalem awarded 318 doctorates in the humanities, social sciences, and applied sciences at a festive ceremony…
Arianna SteigmanHow Plants Rush Energy to Injured Tissues to Help Them Heal
Read moreA new study finds that plants respond to injury by actively redirecting sugars to damaged tissues, helping fuel the regeneration…
Arianna SteigmanHumans started using fire over a million years earlier than previously thought, according to study
Read moreA new study has uncovered evidence that early human ancestors were using fire in South Africa’s Wonderwerk Cave between 1.07…
Arianna SteigmanWhen “you can’t” becomes “it’s done!” – from Antwerp to Mt Scopus
Read moreFor Marc’s family, support for the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has never been a passing interest or a single act…
Arianna SteigmanCan Virtual Reality Train Surgeons? A 2,000-Year-Old Experiment Reveals What’s Missing
Read moreA new correspondence highlights a critical gap in modern medical education, arguing that digital simulations and virtual reality fail to…
Arianna SteigmanAerosols May Warm or Cool the Climate Depending on Timing, New Study Finds
Read moreResearchers discover that tiny atmospheric particles can have opposite effects on Earth’s climate depending on how quickly the atmosphere responds. Why…
Arianna SteigmanCorals have a hormonal clock and it looks surprisingly like ours
Read moreA three-year study has cracked open the hidden biology behind coral reproduction, revealing hormone cycles that echo those of humans…
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