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Israel / UK / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Israel-British Partnership to Boost Groundbreaking Research on Aging

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Tel Aviv University held a hybrid conference last week on the multidisciplinary aspects of aging research, including molecular aging, social aging, age-dependent diseases and interventions, and life quality.

Israel / Health and Medicine

Israeli Researchers Find New Way to Stop Development of Bone Cancer (in Mice)

By Aryeh Green

The researchers discovered molecular interactions between Ewing sarcomas and proposed a treatment that prevents its spreading.

Photo of the Day

Life on Mars

By Photo of the Day

Israeli scientists participate in the D-MARS project, which simulates life in Mars, in southern Israel.

Ben-Gurion University

The Downsides of Self-Criticism

By Ben-Gurion University

A BGU scientist says that a critical eye can have advantages, but too much self-criticism can lead to devastating consequences.

Israel on My Mind

Israel On My Mind - Robots in the Gut?

By Israel News Talk Radio

Israels new invention that climbs into your small intestine!

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Medicine / On Campus / Education

Tel Aviv U Research: Enzyme Treatment of Gene May Reverse Effects of Alzheimer's

By JNi.Media

In the course of treatment, researchers found that mice which exhibited disoriented behavior became able to locate a submerged island in the middle of an artificial pond.

Government / News Briefs / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

Israeli Researchers Discover Genetic Evolutionary Signature Associated to Autism

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev discover a unique evolutionary signature in genes associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

News Briefs / Science and Tech / Local

New Diagnostic for Pro Football Players Suffering from Mild 'Unreported' Concussions

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Israeli scientists at Ben Gurion University of the Negev have discovered an earlier way to diagnose brain damage.

Israel / US / News Briefs

Israeli Researchers Discover Security Gap in Samsung’s Galaxy S4

By Jewish Press News Desk

Ben Gurion University security researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability in Samsung’s highly secure software on its flagship device the Galaxy S4. The university’s Cyber Security Labs noted that the Samsun devices are based on the Knox architecture and that Samsung Knox is currently undergoing the U.S. Department of Defense approval review process. Researchers believe […]

Israel / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

‘Most People Don’t Lie, and Liars Confess,' Says Ben Gurion Study

By Jewish Press News Desk

A recent survey conducted by researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the University of Amsterdam found that most people tend to avoid lying, and people who do lie usually own up to it. "The fact that participants who indicated lying often actually did lie more often in the dice test demonstrates that they […]

Israel / Global / News Briefs / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

Israelis Invent Revolutionary Alternative Fuel

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Forget about ethanol, electric cars and vegetable oil as alternative, researchers at Ben Gurion University have come up with a new substitute for oil: water and good’ol carbon dioxide.

Israel / Iran / News Briefs / Turkey / Lebanon / Saudi Arabia / On Campus / Education / Hezbollah / Egypt

Hezbollah Goes Paranoid, Captures Israeli ‘Spy Eagle’

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Israel’s enemies could start a zoo with all the animals they have caught as being spies. Now it’s an eagle’s turn to join the growing collection of Zionist animals on the front lines.

Emes Ve-Emunah

The Impressions of an Expert on Pedophilia

By Harry Maryles

The revision of the DSM that omitted homosexuality was not based on research, nor was much else. It was "political" pressure.

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech / European Union

Hitting Back: Israel Threatens EU Prestige and Success with Pullout

By Jewish Press News Desk

When announcing their anti-Israeli directive, the EU thought they had Israel over the barrel, but Israel clearly has plenty of powerful ammunition it can fire back in return.

Israel / Jewish / US / News Briefs / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

Jewish Scientists: Block Memory of Alcohol Use and Cure the Habit?

By Jewish Press News Desk

Research teams headed by a Hebrew University graduate and Tel Aviv University researchers have suggested that an experiment on rats showed that blocking their memory of alcohol use helped them break the habit. Memories of addiction often cause drinkers to return to their habit when they are aroused by the smell of alcohol, creating pattern […]

Israel / US / News Briefs / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

U of Chicago Teams up with Ben Gurion for Clean Water

By Jewish Press News Desk

The University of Chicago and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev will begin funding research collaborations that apply the latest discoveries in nano-technology to create new materials and processes for making clean, fresh drinking water more plentiful and less expensive by 2020. The joint projects will explore innovative solutions at the water-energy nexus, developing more efficient […]

US / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Science and Tech

Hebrew U Professor Chosen for American Cancer Research Award

By Jewish Press News Desk

The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) has chosen Prof. Alexander Levitzki of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as the winner of its 2013 Award for Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry in Cancer Research. The AACR is currently holding its annual meeting through Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Levitzki, professor of biological chemistry at the Alexander Silberman […]

Israel / Science and Tech

Guess What? High Cholesterol Helps Elderly Live Longer

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Getting old is not so bad after all. An Israeli study says the reward for keeping a low cholesterol diet until age 80 or so is to let it all out and munch away at French fries and high-fat ice cream.

Op-Eds

Dealing with Adult who Sexually Abuses Children

By Dovid Katzenstein

There are clear mental dysfunction and depravity that go along with being an adult who sexually abuses children.

Front Page

What Happens To The Children?

By Dr. Hindie M. Klein

The marriage is ending. Let’s start with some facts. In the general population, 50 percent of marriages end in divorce within 10 years. Sixty percent of divorces occur among couples between the ages of 25-39. More than a million children are affected by divorce per year. Half of these children will grow up in families where the parents stay angry and resentful toward each other.

News Briefs

Two American Economists, One Jewish, Win Nobel Prize

By JTA

Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley, American economists with ties to Israeli universities, won the Nobel Prize for Economics. The professors won the prize, called the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, for their research in how to make economic markets work better by more precisely matching supply with demand. Shapley used game theory to study […]

US / News Briefs

Jewish Oral Surgeon Puts Drill to Anti-Semitic Dental School

By JTA

Sixty years after Perry Brickman was thrown out of Emory University’s dental school simply for being Jewish, the retired oral surgeon from Atlanta went back to the school on Wednesday to receive an official apology.

Goldstein on Gelt

Are Your Investment Decisions Rational?

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

As a financial planner, I often ask new clients why a particular investment is included in their portfolio. One answer that I find somewhat worrying is: “I don’t really know how to explain it, but I just had a gut feeling that this stock was going to be a winner!”

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Living / SciTech

$1 Million Israeli BRAIN Prize To Be Awarded in 2013

By Malkah Fleisher

A $1 million dollar prize has been announced which will go to the individual or team with the highest potential for helping people around the world by the non-profit organization Israel Brain Technologies.

Israel / News Briefs

Leap In Number of Tel Aviv Bicyclers

By Malkah Fleisher

More residents of Tel Aviv are taking to the streets to enjoy the fresh air and health benefits associated with bicycling than ever before.

Goldstein on Gelt

How to Avoid Being the Next Ponzi Scheme Victim

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Sadly, as stated above, ZeekRewards is not a one-off story. Apart from desperation to make more money, another possible reason people fall for these schemes is that the scammers may have gotten smarter. However, there are three basic measures that you could follow to protect yourself from falling victim in a financial scheme.

Marriage and Relationships

The Repercussions Of Divorce

By Dr. Yael Respler

Dear Dr. Respler: In your August 24 column, What Can Prevent Marriage, you eloquently discussed how losing a parent at a young age may cause someone to have a hard time getting married. As you made clear this is because of a deep-rooted fear of getting closer to someone and facing the possibility of loss.

The Muqata

1500-Year-Old Jewish Town Discovered

By Jameel@Muqata

After more than 100 years of archeological research in Israel, I'm always surprised there's still so much more to discover.  Sadly, today most such discoveries are driven by construction work. The Israeli Antiquities Authority announced today that a 6th century Jewish town was discovered north of Beersheba, during work on the southern extension of Route 6. The […]

News Briefs

Iran Doubled Uranium Enrichment Centrifuges

By JTA

Iran has doubled its production of uranium enrichment centrifuges at one of its underground facilities. The expansion, reported by the UN International Atomic Energy Agency, comes amidst mounting pressure from the West and increased talk of a preemptive attack by Israel, which believes Iran has a clandestine nuclear weapons program. The number of enrichment centrifuges […]

News Briefs

Hungarian Lawyer Seeks Indictment against Nazi Hunter Efraim Zuroff

By JTA

A Hungarian lawyer has urged authorities to charge Nazi hunter Efraim Zuroff with making “false statements” against an alleged war criminal. Attorney Futo Barnabas said Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Israel, should be indicted for leveling false allegations against Laszlo Csatary, whom police arrested last month. Zuroff gave testimonies to Budapest prosecutors […]

Israel / Eye on "Palestine" / Global

BDS Campaign Against Caterpillar Stymied by the Truth and the Palestinian Authority

By Solomon Burke

Caterpillar issued a stinging rebuke of the accusations, and it was revealed that the Palestinian Authority recently bought Caterpillar equipment.

News Briefs / On Campus / Education

State Rejects Ariel's University Status as Peers Fear Its Success

By Jewish Press Staff

The Planning and Budgeting Committee of Israel's Council for Higher Education recommended Wednesday to defer the decision until a comprehensive evaluation is undertaken in the next year. The list of Ariel's accomplishments may be the very reason for its failure to achieve recognition by its peers in Israel.

Goldstein on Gelt

The Secret to Buying the Right Stocks

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

What kind of investor are you? Do you try to time the market and jump in at the right minute? Or are you a more cautious kind of person who spends hours researching market performance before you consider buying or selling anything?

News Briefs

Israeli Vows to 'Bike for the Fight' Against Cancer

By Malkah Fleisher

A new initiative – Bike for the Fight – will raise money for the Israel Cancer Research Fund (ICRF), a North American organization funding grants to top Israeli cancer researchers and scientific institutions, by biking for three months across the United States.

Israel

Israel Ranked 19th Most Competitive Economy in the World

By Jewish Press Staff

Israel ranked one spot behind the United Kingdom, and ahead of economic powerhouses China (23rd), Japan (27th), and France (29th). It also retained its position as the world's top investor in research and development for the third year in a row.

Health and Living

Diagnosing Mental Illness: How DSM-5 Will Change the Rules

By Dr. Michael J. Salamon

Mental health specialists tend to speak about their patients according to a classification referred to as the DSM, which stands for the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. This classification system was first published in 1952 by the American Psychiatric Association as a method to classify mental disorders and develop a statistical baseline through which disorders can be understood, studied and treated. It is not the only classification system available.

News Briefs / SciTech

Intel and Israeli Universities Team Up To Create "Human Brain" Applications

By Malkah Fleisher

The IntelCollaborative Research Institute for Computational Intelligence, the Technion Institute in Haifa and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem will team up to research technology that “learns” about the user, imitating the human brain.

Uncategorized

Going Beyond the Medical Norm

By Tami Benmayer

For many American Jewish students who want to study medicine, studying at the Technion American Medical School in Haifa is an attractive option.

Israel / Health and Living / SciTech

Israeli IVF Success Doubles in Decade

By Malkah Fleisher

A new Health Ministry reports shows that a whopping 25 percent of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)treatments resulted in pregnancies, with 20% of attempts resulting in live births. The number represents the doubling of success in the last decade, partly thanks to Israeli law supporting free IVF for two live babies.

Chronicles of Crises

Chronicles Of Crises In Our Communities

By dvora

Boys will be boys… but what of the bullies?

The Muqata

The Rabbi Who Made Beit She'an Part of Israel

By Jameel@Muqata

The borders of Israel are today under dispute, but that was also true 700 years ago. When Estori Ha-Parchi (Ishtori Haparchi), a Spanish-French scholar, came to Israel around 1313, he was shocked to discover that some Jews did not consider places like Ramla and Beit She’an to be in Israel. Ramla was called 'Gat' by […]

Israel / News Briefs / SciTech

Israeli-Based "DogTV" For Dogs At Home Alone

By Malkah Fleisher

The new made-in-Israel US cable channel, DogTV, is scientifically designed to make dogs happy when they’re left at home alone, according to Israel21C.

Front Page

Please – Take Our Jews

By Dr. Ervin Birnbaum

What made the deportation of more than 80,000 Jews from Slovakia during World War II unique? It was this striking fact: In contrast with other countries, the Slovak government actually appealed to the Germans to enact deportation.

Health and Living

Visiting Disney World with a Special Needs Child

By Elisheva Stein

Traveling to Disney World with your kids? If you are a typical Jewish family, there are concerns about the availability of kosher food, events that take place on Shabbos that you may have to schedule around, and the availability of a minyan. Traveling with a special needs child creates an added level of complexity.

Israel / Jewish

Survey: Big Upswing in Religiosity in Israel

By Malkah Fleisher

A newly-released study shows that while Israel continues to achieve major secular advances in fields such as science and technology, agriculture and economy, the populace is more religious now than ever before.

Book Reviews

Title: The Azrielli Papers: Dimensions of Orthodox Day School Education

By Yael Busso and Goldie Golding

When Yaakov Avinu knew that he was about to move his family down to Mitzraim, his first priority was to establish a yeshiva. Ever since then, educating our young has continued to be a lifelong challenge and commitment for every Jew.

Serials

Getzlight – Chapter II

By Ruchama Feuerman

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