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Recent News About Yeshiva University
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Katz School awards 10 grants for innovative STEM & health sciences research
The Katz School of Science and Health has awarded 10 research grants to faculty for pioneering projects addressing critical issues in STEM and health sciences. These interdisciplinary initiatives range from developing artificial intelligence tools to assessing children’s playfulness, designing new treatments for women’s infertility, and creating digital healthcare solutions for underserved communities.
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Yeshiva University opens first U.S. clinic dedicated to non-verbal learning disorder
On Sept. 16, Yeshiva University's Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology launched The Lemle Clinic, the nation's first clinic dedicated to assessing and treating Non-Verbal Learning Disorder (NVLD). Located in the Rousso Building at 1165 Morris Park Avenue in the Bronx, this initiative aims to advance care and understanding of NVLD.
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YU Global announces new educational partnerships
Yeshiva University's YU Global has announced new partnerships aimed at enhancing online learning experiences and providing tools for career success. On August 28, YU Global revealed its collaboration with Hillel Yeshiva High School and strengthened ties with the Chief Rabbi of England and Chabad Shluchim. These initiatives highlight YU Global's commitment to integrating advanced educational technology with traditional wisdom, serving diverse communities across various spheres.
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Yeshiva University professor's artwork displayed at European Space Agency headquarters
On September 18, Yeshiva University Math Professor Dr. Edward Belbruno will be featured in an art exhibition at the European Space Agency (ESA) Headquarters in Paris, France. This marks the first time an art exhibition has been hosted at ESA’s two major centers, having previously been displayed at ESA’s Operations Center (ESOC) in Germany.
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NSF awards $400K grant for mobile health cybersecurity research
Dr. Honggang Wang, an expert in artificial intelligence and digital health applications, has been awarded a three-year, $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation for a project aimed at enhancing cybersecurity education and research in the rapidly growing field of mobile health.
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Popularity grows for Canada's "$1 Deposit Casinos" offering low-risk entry into online gambling
In recent years, $1 deposit casinos in Canada have gained significant popularity among Canadian players. These casinos offer an opportunity for users to enjoy real money gambling without committing large sums upfront. For those new to online gambling or cautious about their spending, $1 deposit casinos can be an excellent introduction.
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Straus Center announces fall 2024 courses exploring Judaism's impact
In the fall 2024 semester, the Zahava and Moshael Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought is offering numerous courses for Straus Scholars and Yeshiva University students to study the great texts and traditions of Judaism and the West.
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Syms graduate builds successful custom suit business while still in college
Aaron Tuchman ’24SB — Co-Founder and CEO, Noble Custom SuitsFrom Bergenfield to Long Island: A Journey in Fashion
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Melanie Evangelista aims to redefine occupational therapy's role in end-of-life care
Clinical Assistant Professor Melanie Evangelista has led discussions on OT's Role in the Phenomenon of Death at AOTA and NYSOTA conferences. By Dave DeFusco
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Unauthorized Star of David found on Bernard Revel commemorative postage stamp
Some among the Yeshiva University (YU) community may recall the issuance of a United States Postal Service (USPS) stamp in honor of the University’s first president, Bernard Revel. This event marked the beginning of a yearlong celebration starting in September 1986 to commemorate the University's Centennial. Others may have learned about it subsequently.
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Yeshiva University empowers future leaders through selective scholarship programs
Yeshiva University offers a range of merit-based, academically rigorous undergraduate scholarships for high-achieving students, awarding up to $25,000 annually. These programs span various fields, including political activism, medicine, Jewish education, and Torah study.
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Yeshiva University launches new Honors Leadership Society
Yeshiva University has introduced a new Honors Leadership Society, offering highly selective fellowships aimed at fostering leadership development and providing merit scholarships to outstanding students. These scholarships can award up to $25,000 annually and span various fields, including political activism, medicine, Jewish education, and Torah study.
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National Social Work Voter Mobilization Campaign launches new voter engagement website
The National Social Work Voter Mobilization Campaign, also known as Voting is Social Work, has launched a new website aimed at helping social workers, faculty, and students engage their clients and communities in voting. The website can be accessed at https://voting.socialwork.uconn.edu/.
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Straus Scholar explores intersections between American politics and Jewish law during summer internships
As part of their education and training to be intellectual, religious, and civic leaders, Straus Scholars are encouraged to take summer jobs, internships, and fellowships that build on their studies at the Straus Center. Many Scholars have spent this past summer participating in programs where they study aspects of public policy and philosophy relevant to their academic and personal interests. Over the coming months, we will highlight our students who have engaged in such enriching experiences.
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Yeshiva University announces new health sciences campus at Herald Center
Yeshiva University announces plans to create a new health sciences campus at Herald Center in Midtown Manhattan
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YU announces new leadership appointments at RIETS
Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz has been appointed as the Abraham Arbesfeld Torah Dean of RIETS, effective at the beginning of this semester. Rabbi Lebowitz is recognized for his scholarship and teaching within the Jewish community. In his new role, he will oversee the educational program of the semikhah program and all related kollelim, while also serving as a Rosh Yeshiva and continuing to deliver regular shiurim.
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Student body in New York County universities comprised mostly of Hispanic students in 2022-23 school year
Enrollment data for the 58 universities in New York County revealed Hispanic was the most common ethnicity among students in the 2022-23 school year, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.
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AI-powered app aids early breast cancer detection via smartphone
Katz School researchers have developed a mobile app utilizing AI technology to analyze mammogram images and provide real-time diagnostic predictions from smartphones. The findings, detailed in the white paper “Pink Guardian: A Gateway to Early Breast Cancer Detection,” will be presented at the 16th International Conference on Human System Interaction in Paris in July.
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AI-powered app aids early breast cancer detection through smartphone analysis
Katz School researchers have designed a mobile app using AI technology that analyzes mammogram images and provides real-time diagnostic predictions from the convenience of a smartphone. They will present their project findings, outlined in the white paper, “Pink Guardian: A Gateway to Early Breast Cancer Detection,” at the 16th International Conference on Human System Interaction in Paris in July.
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Researchers employ advanced math technique to analyze weight loss variables
Katz School and UMass Dartmouth researchers have introduced a novel approach to better understand the variables associated with weight loss by utilizing an advanced mathematical technique. Their findings, outlined in the white paper, “A Choquet-Integral Based Approach to Identify Weight Loss Component Subsets,” were presented in June at the IEEE/ACM international conference on Connected Health: Applications, Systems and Engineering Technologies (CHASE).