HUJI Bites
HUJI Bites: Dr. Roni Porat, Political Science and International Relations
Studies show that stereotyping and prejudice are among the most prevalent and significant psychological and social problems in the world - profoundly affecting our security, mental health, and well-being. On this episode of HUJI Bites, Dr. Roni Porat, a faculty member at the Hebrew University's Departments of Political Science and International Relations, discusses this issue and how her research is exploring institutional processes and psychological tools that could be the key to potentially decreasing prejudice.
HUJI Bites: Dr. Nir Bar-Gill: Crystalizing Quantum/Diamond Brilliance/Quantum Brilliance
HUJI Bites: Dr. Gillian Dank: Animal Health with Heart
HUJI Bites: From Research to Reality - A Day in the Life of an MD/PhD Student
At Hebrew University, The M.D/PhD Program teaches students the skills to not only heal but prevent disease. Karina Simantov knows this firsthand as a researcher in the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics. On this episode of HUJI Bites, Simantov takes us into the lab and speaks to us about her groundbreaking research. By asking the right questions, researchers can make an impact - not only in the progression of the disease but in the future of medicine.
HUJI Bites: The Bonds that Sync Us - The Science behind Parenting with Dr. Shir Atzil
Infants are born unable to care for themselves. Their survival and development depend on their caregivers. Studies show that early social bonding with a primary caregiver is necessary for mental and physical health and is associated with greater well-being and success in adulthood.
HUJI Bites: A Formula for Success with Prof. Hillel Furstenberg, Abel Prize Winner 2020
Professor Hillel Furstenberg, a researcher in the Einstein Institute for Mathematics and professor emeritus at The Hebrew University, was awarded the 2020 Abel Prize – the Nobel Prize of Mathematics. The award recognized his incredible achievements and contributions in the field, and he is the first Israeli to win this prestigious prize.
Making Sense of Megadroughts with Dr. Nathan Steiger
Featuring Dr. Nathan Steiger, The Fredy and Nadine Hermann Institute of Earth Science in the Faculty of Science This week we celebrate Earth Day – a day that promotes clean living and a healthy, sustainable habitat for people and wildlife alike. A main component to a cleaner environment is climate education. At The Fredy and Nadine Herrmann Institute of Earth Sciences at The Hebrew University they are doing just that – focusing on the latest in the fields of climate change, water resources and natural hazards.











