Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Keep your cool: Anger in the workplace is viewed as inappropriate by employers

The findings indicate that employers and colleagues regard it as inappropriate, cold, an overreaction, and counter-instrumental for workplace goals.

 Nathan and Glennie Lindenberg

WATCH: 'Working as a team'

In the third episode of 'The Philanthropists,’ Nathan and Glennie Lindenberg discuss their partnership in life and in supporting Hebrew University.

She felt stuck living in Greece. Her mother told her: 'Move to Israel'

Leah embraces the words of one of her many beloved rabbis and teachers who encourages people to “be where history is being written” – in Israel.

By HOWARD BLAS
17/02/2024

US and Israeli scientists collaborate for Tel Aviv conference on Alzheimer's

Two professors at Rutgers University in New Jersey – both of them leading researchers in the field of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) – have partnered with Tel Aviv University (TAU) and Hebrew U.

Hebrew University plant experts discover problems in melon health

Hebrew University plant experts discover problems of bacterial fruit blotch and its impact on watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew, and other melon crops’ health.

Alarming levels of chemical contamination found in small coastal ecosystems

The new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem shows that these harmful chemicals pose a significant risk to both the environment and human health.

Making a difference after retirement

Bernard Pinsky, volunteer chairman of the Ronald S. Roadburg Foundation, says everyone, regardless of financial position, can make a difference

Gaza border residents raise concerns over mental health, well-being

Insights from a comprehensive survey of the people from the Sdot Hanegev regional council.

WATCH: 'Helping people build things that are worthwhile is very gratifying'

In the second episode of 'The Philanthropists,’ Ralph Benmergui, Canadian television and radio personality, speaks with Bernard Pinsky, chair of the Ronald S. Roadburg Foundation.

Origin of intense light in supermassive black holes and tidal disruption events revealed by study

The new study by The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is a significant “breakthrough” for understanding Tidal Disruption Events (TDEs) involving supermassive black holes.

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