Edward Belbruno鈥檚 talk, 鈥淧ermanent Capture into the Solar System and Moving about it Chaotically,鈥 used the mathematics of chaos theory together with the structure of our galaxy to show that the solar system has no sharp edge.
In the late 1950s, Mount Sinai Congregation and the Washington Heights YM & YWHA (Young Men's & Young Women's Hebrew Association) were faced with eviction from their buildings on Wadsworth Avenue and 178 th Street in Washington Heights. The properties were seized by the City of New York and鈥
Yeukai Magara's report, 鈥淥ptimizing Pandemic Vaccine Supply Chains: AI-Driven Strategies & Future Directions,鈥 examines how AI could drastically reduce waste and make vaccines more accessible in future health crises.
Straus Center Deputy Director and Senior Advisor to the Provost Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern delivered the Constitution Day Lecture at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, on the topic of King David and the American founding.
Katz School student Nikkat Afrin helped design a data framework for the World Literacy Research Center that is shaping a vision for how the world might finally understand which literacy programs truly help people learn to read.
Faculty and students in the B.S. in Nursing, M.S. in Physician Assistant Studies and M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology participated in the simulation event that was designed to mimic the realities of healthcare teamwork.
A study co-authored by Marian Gidea, professor of mathematical sciences, lays out a new mathematical framework for how spacecraft can make these fuel-free transfers between different kinds of orbits near Earth.
This month鈥檚 Syms Alumni Spotlight features recent MBA graduate Gabriel (Gabe) Einhorn, whose story is a powerful example of how the Sy Syms MBA combines professional growth, personal passion, and entrepreneurial vision. Personal & Professional Background A native of Teaneck, NJ, Gabe has built鈥
Cybersecurity students trained two popular machine learning models鈥擲upport Vector Machine (SVM) and Random Forest鈥攖o learn financial patterns that usually show up in fraud cases.