Science & Technology | JewishBoston

Read (105)

Read

Know & Discuss

Digital Generated Image16:9 Space Scenes:

5/19/2021 Top Pick

Jews in Space: Writing and Reading Jewish Science Fiction

In my exploration of the science fiction genre, the plethora of Jewish names shows how devoted we are to the stars.

By Corinne EngberFor JewishBoston

SafeUP

5/4/2021 Top Pick

Israeli App Created by Women Will Protect You While Walking Alone

The Israeli women behind SafeUP already created a community of female guardians in Boston.

By Tsafi SaarFor Haaretz

Avi Loeb

2/2/2021 Top Pick

This Israeli Scientist Is Searching for Aliens

By Benyamin CohenFor The Forward

The Methuselah date harvest in September 2020 (Photo: Marcos Schonholz)

1/25/2021 Top Pick

The Arava Institute’s Environmental Diplomacy

The Arava Institute’s work in desert ecology, water management and sustainable farming resonates on Tu BiShvat and beyond.

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

Cropped shot of an unrecognizable man holding his pregnant wife's belly at home

9/16/2020 Top Pick

What to Know About Genetic Testing for Jewish Couples

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

(Photo: Chris Montgomery/Unsplash)

8/17/2020 Top Pick

Lifecycle Events…by Zoom

Ultimately, the key to every Zoom-gathering success is the leader.

By Laura Conrad MandelFor Jewish Arts Collaborative

(Photo: Chris Montgomery/Unsplash)

5/27/2020 Top Pick

Genug Shoyn Mit Zoom (Enough Already With Zoom)

“Oysgezoomt.” Translation: Over-exposed to, fatigued by, exhausted from, bored by, had it with Zoom.

(Photo: tzahiV/iStock)

4/6/2020 Top Pick

Yom Kippur Meets Pesach: The Comfort of Tradition & Community

The words of Jewish prayer and the regularity of Jewish ritual has taken on new relevance and is a great source of reassurance and even hope.

REFERRAL

4/4/2020 Top Pick

In the Face of COVID-19, Jews Set the Table for Virtual Passover Seders

Webcams and monitors will take their places along lamb shank bones and horseradish as Jews gather at the seder table for Passover, which begins Wednesday night.

By The Boston Globe

Load More