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The Scientist Who Discovered DNA & The Race To Steal Her Work | Unpacked

Unpacked · 20 Mar

Rosalind Franklin was a pioneering scientist whose work was crucial in uncovering the structure of DNA, yet she was largely overshadowed by others credited with the discovery.

0 Science Ethics

First Person Singularity

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 7 Mar

The podcast episode discusses the implications of a new synthetic biological intelligence technology that fuses human cells with computer chips, touching on potential ethical and social challenges.

0 Science Education

Israel, America and ADHD

Hilary Danailova in Hadassah · 5 Mar

Israel has emerged as a significant hub for ADHD research and treatment, with increasing rates of diagnosis mirroring those in the United States.

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The BIGGEST Connection Between Your Brain And Body You Never Knew

Chabad.org · 3 Mar

Devori Nussbaum explores the intricate relationship between the mind and body, highlighting lesser-known aspects of their interconnectivity.

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Using Technology to Check Torah Scrolls

Chabad.org · 27 Feb

Technological advancements have now been integrated into the process of checking and maintaining the integrity of Torah scrolls.

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A 360-degree approach to strengthening Israel’s scientific future

eJewishPhilanthropy · 27 Feb

Israel faces a significant challenge with the emigration of its scientists and researchers, often referred to as a brain drain, which impacts its position as a global leader in innovation.

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Software Savvy: Part 22

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 25 Feb

Navigating the complexities of modern business operations, the article highlights how implementing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system can streamline processes for companies like KitchensPlus.

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Fitness IQ: How Long Does It Take to Lose Fitness?

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 11 Feb

Cindy Scarr explores the effects of pausing an exercise routine on fitness levels, particularly focusing on how cardiovascular fitness and endurance are impacted over time when regular exercise ceases.

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How one Jewish geneticist turned a family tragedy into a lifesaving mission.

Susan Weiss Liebman in Forward · 6 Feb

Susan Weiss Liebman discusses her personal experience with a genetic mutation linked to dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in Ashkenazi Jews, highlighting the tragic impact it had on her family.

0 Politics Science

Deep Trouble

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 4 Feb

China's company DeepSeek has quickly emerged as a formidable player in the artificial intelligence arena, rivaling US giants like OpenAI with its cost-effective AI technology.

0 Science Food

This Canadian scientist just won another award for helping create canola oil. Trump’s pick for health czar says it’s poisoning Americans

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 4 Feb

Professor Michael Eskin, a renowned food scientist, defends the health benefits of canola oil amidst Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s claims that seed oils are toxic.

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Jewish Woman Discovers SHOCKING Connection Between Torah And Science

Chabad.org · 30 Jan

A Jewish health nutritionist shares surprising insights into the relationship between Torah and science, exploring how ancient biblical teachings can intersect with modern scientific understanding.

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Are Science and Religion Mutually Exclusive? With Spencer Klavan

Unorthodox · 30 Jan

Spencer Klavan discusses the intersection of science and religion, exploring how modern scientific discoveries often echo ancient theological ideas.

0 History Science

Where Water Is Scarce and History Is Rich

Tel Aviv Review · 20 Jan

Prof. Nir Arielli explores 10,000 years of history at the Dead Sea, highlighting its environmental challenges and historical significance.

0 Education Science

Let’s Talk Schools: AI is here to stay, let’s embrace it

Jewish Chronicle · 19 Jan

Leor Harel, learning development manager of World ORT, discusses the integration of AI tools like ChatGPT into Jewish education systems globally.

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This little Jewish boy’s story shows there is hope for cystic fibrosis sufferers

Jewish Chronicle · 16 Jan

The story of Baker, a young UK boy born with cystic fibrosis (CF), highlights hope for CF sufferers through the transformative drug Kaftrio.

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Jews in Space?

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 16 Jan

Space travel poses several halachic questions and considerations, especially as companies like SpaceX make strides toward regular lunar and Mars missions.

0 Culture Science

Inside Out: Fresh Face Formula

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 7 Jan

The piece delves into the benefits and methods of skin exfoliation to achieve radiant skin, discussing both physical and chemical techniques.

0 Culture Science

She Was Told She Could Never Have Children… What Happened Next is Unbelievable

Chabad.org · 31 Dec 2024

Ariella Kamen’s story is a remarkable testament to faith and the possibilities of modern medicine.

0 Politics Science

RFK Jr. wants fluoride out of drinking water. Israel has a decade of lessons to offer.

Deborah Danan in Forward · 24 Dec 2024

The debate over water fluoridation in the U.S. has been reignited by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s proposal to remove fluoride, similar to Israel's decision a decade ago.

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Software Savvy: Part 20 (2 of 2)

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 17 Dec 2024

In this continuation of "Software Savvy," business leaders Chaim and Baruch discuss the challenges they face in managing requests for office services and technical support.

0 Science Ethics

Were the Nazis inherently evil?

Jewish Chronicle · 12 Dec 2024

Dr. Guy Leschziner's latest book, "Seven Deadly Sins: The Biology of Being Human," explores the complex interplay between neurology and morality, questioning whether vices like gluttony and ambition are merely biological predispositions or reflections of free will.

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Taiwan faces five million cyber attacks from China per day

Israel: State of a Nation · 10 Dec 2024

Taiwan is under significant cyber threat, experiencing five million cyber-attacks daily from China, according to Ya-Ping (Abby) Lee, the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office Representative in Tel Aviv.

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Trump picks Jewish space adventurer Jared Isaacman to head NASA

Philissa Cramer in Forward · 4 Dec 2024

Jared Isaacman, a Jewish entrepreneur and founder of Shift4, has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to lead NASA, underscoring a shift in the agency's leadership towards private sector innovation in space exploration.

0 Science Education

So You Want to Be a… Chemist

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 3 Dec 2024

Cindy Scarr's article provides a comprehensive overview for aspiring chemists, detailing essential personality traits, career expectations, required training, and potential work environments.

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