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Hebrew language Olympiad celebrates record participation in its third year
The third annual Hebrew Language Olympiad at Tel Aviv University attracted hundreds of teenagers worldwide, showcasing impressive growth and participation from diverse regions and institutions.
Stealth in schools: Fish noise reduction and the future of submarines
No quiet place: Scientists say you can hear silence - study
Hadassah Medical Center makes Newsweek’s list of top cardiology centers
NASA's Iron Dome? Israeli astronomer talks planetary defense
Polishook is an astronomer and planetary scientist at Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science and is a noted expert in asteroids.
Students at this American university decided to combine Easter and Passover traditions
Johns Hopkins SAIS’s Student Government Association (SGA) organized an Easter Egg and Afikoman Hunt on Monday on the DC campuses.
Asteroid deflection: NASA’s DART Mission to test planetary defense
The first-of-its-kind mission will head to the asteroid Dimorphos in the Didymos system and test kinetic impactors to see if an asteroid’s trajectory can be altered.
Asteroid deflection: Understanding NASA's DART Mission
Here's everything you need to know about NASA's mission to deflect asteroids.
Tel Aviv University, Johns Hopkins to launch joint double-degree program
The degrees include a Master of Arts in International Affairs, Conflict Resolution and Mediation, Cyber Politics and Government, Developing Countries, and Security and Diplomacy.
Tamara Cofman Wittes is 'pushing the envelope' on behalf of women
No. 30 on The Jerusalem Post's Top 50 Most Influential Jews of 2021: Scholar, author and speaker Tamara Cofman Wittes.
Jewish orgs calls on Hopkins to affirm no tolerance for antisemitism
A graduate researcher and teaching assistant in the university's chemistry department suggested in January penalizing Zionist students for being pro-Israel.
Johns Hopkins University TA suggests penalizing pro-Israel students
The TA asked in a Twitter poll if he should give a pro-Israel student their points in an exam "even though they support your ethnic cleansing."
Johns Hopkins CEO: Big data could turn coronavirus pandemic around
In exclusive interview, Dr. Paul B. Rothman outlines unexpected challenges of pandemic and technologies that could make the difference
Johns Hopkins CEO: 30% of doctor visits will shift to telehealth
The shift in recent months has been both vital and rapid, as person-to-person contact has been reduced to a minimum.
Firearms most lethal suicide method by far in the US
Pinpointing the most lethal method can help experts find ways to cut down on suicides, researchers noted in Annals of Internal Medicine.
