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Clalit Health Services to join European AI research project predicting, managing pandemics
Clalit Health Services will join an international consortium of health authorities to create an AI research platform to predict and manage pandemics in advance.
Aliyah in wartime Israel: Building a new home, opening an English bookstore
Conservative British pro-Israel commentator Douglas Murray joins Yeshiva University
Drunk on Jew-hatred, Iran’s horrors go unmentioned - opinion
Ancient Roman villa mosaic found on UK supermarket construction site
An ancient mosaic of colorful tiles and bricks was uncovered at a site intended for a future Aldi supermarket.
Israel selects its 2023 Rhodes Scholars-elect
Gal Rubin and Yonatan Gideoni have been selected as Israel's 2023 Rhodes Scholars-elect and have the chance to pursue their studies at Oxford.
Evidence of prehistoric hunting discovered by Oxford archaeologists in Arabian desert - study
The discovery has "important implications in terms of the paleoenvironment of the region, faunal dispersals and human cultural connections."
Oxford malaria vaccine data bodes well for effort to fight disease
Oxford says its vaccine, called R21/Matrix-M, is likely more effective than Mosquirix in preventing the disease that kills about 600,000 a year.
Rare wild ancestors of pigeons could help prevent 'extinction by hybridization'
The species that occupied Darwin's studies could help further scientists' understanding of genetics in the modern day.
They set out to produce an ‘accessible’ Mishnah. The price tag: $645
The authors suggested the target audience — at least for now — is specialists for whom an explicated Mishnah would be an essential tool.
Estrogen treatment associated with reduced COVID deaths - Oxford
Estrogen is a category of hormone responsible for the development and regulation of the female reproductive system – and it can be pointed to as protective against COVID-19.
Letters to the editor April 13, 2022: Still here, alive and thriving
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Reichman U. students compete at intellectual property contest in UK
Reichman law students Aseel Kasab and Shira Shturman were selected to take part and made it past the initial written phase of the competition.
AI can help historians unravel ancient texts
The new algorithm will assist in solving historic mysteries, as its ability to date and locate has been proved to be very accurate.
