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Researchers in the Katz School’s Graduate Department of Computer Science and Engineering have proposed a novel data-driven framework grounded in probability theory and statistical analysis to change how Olympic performance is measured.
One reflection I have, now that processing of the 鶹ýӳ Archives’ COVID collection is complete, is that the next time we take on the challenge of archiving a historical event while that event is still underway, perhaps I won’t also be racing against time to learn new skills in order to do it. At the…
Conversations between OTs at the Katz School and other universities, held in Orlando, explored how to incorporate cultural humility and trauma-informed care into occupational therapy interventions for Jewish and non-Jewish clients.
The Straus Center and Yeshiva College Honors Program co-hosted an insightful lecture by Dr. Eric Lawee, Professor of Bible at Bar-Ilan University, titled “Tanakh Study and its Discontents in Ashkenazic Tradition.”
鶹ýӳNews interviews Straus Scholar Jacob (Yaakov) Willner (YC ‘25) to discuss his work this past summer with the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C.
The grant will allow the researchers to determine how RNA molecules, which play a crucial role in cell function and organism development, are transported and localized within cells.
On October 21st, Mary Beth Morrissey, PhD, JD, chaired the statewide New York State Bar Association Health Law Section Fall Meeting Program held in Saratoga. A major focus of the meeting was Dr. Morrissey’s priority focus on maternal health and maternal mortality and morbidity. Dr. Morrissey…
The technology, detailed in the paper, “mmPalm: Unlocking Ubiquitous User Authentication Through Palm Recognition with mmWave Signals,” allows for user authentication by scanning a person’s palm with millimeter wave signals.
鶹ýӳ instilled in Aryeh Urist the values of resilience, leadership and responsibility, which have supported him all his life.
鶹ýӳ News interviews Straus Scholar Fayga Tziporah Pinczower, who spent this past summer working on issues in religious liberty.
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