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Rachel Green is an associate project manager for Digitas North America. She is graduating in May with an M.S. in Digital Marketing and Media. Katz School: Congratulations on your new role at Digitas North America , part of the Publicis Groupe of ad agencies. Tell us more about your position. Rachel…
The Katz School of Science and Health and Albert Einstein College of Medicine are teaming up to host a webinar series on business and entrepreneurship in biotechnology. “This webinar will highlight trends in the biotechnology industry,” said Dr. Rana Khan, director of the Katz School’s…
From Paul Glassman Director, Scholarly and Cultural Resources The Office of the Provost and Yeshiva University Libraries are pleased to announce publication of the Catalog of University Authors 2021. This catalog recognizes scholarly and creative work at Yeshiva University from March 2020 through…
Throughout her career, Dr. Julie Kardachi has worked primarily with adults with neurological and orthopedic conditions. Dr. Julie Kardachi, who has decades of experience in a variety of clinical practice areas in occupational therapy, has been named director of the Occupational Therapy Doctorate ...
U.S. News & World Report has ranked physician assistant first in its 2021 surveys of best healthcare jobs and best jobs overall. The Katz School of Science and Health at Yeshiva University is launching an M.S. in physician assistant studies this summer that is grounded in evidence-based…
Hektor, the largest Jupiter Trojan asteroid that has its own moon. Three Katz School mathematics and physics researchers have developed a theoretical framework for predicting the possible shapes and gravitational fields of asteroids. The results, published in the international journal Astrophysics…
Articles Study Quantifies Benefit of Water Filtration System in Rural Ghana—Biotechnology professor Dr. Jochen Raimann’s study in Nature Research’s Scientific Reports found that purified water from a hemodialyzer membrane filtration system reduced life-threatening diarrhea in several Ghana villages…
OTD student Bredin Kamsi Kom, middle, props open a self-closing door with his wheelchair in a CVS. He and Julietta Gurgova, standing behind him, try to figure out how Bredin will gather items that are out of his reach. Assignments in Dr. Zesarae Bodie's Occupational Therapy Doctorate courses not ...
Electrodes measuring nerve activity in the muscles used in swallowing. The Katz School's M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology recently teamed up with Hong Kong Polytechnic University to explore how both schools can improve patient care with the use of technology. In a Zoom course with faculty,…
Sapience is developing a novel peptide, beta-catenin antagonist, to treat colorectal cancer. Avi Strauss, a recent Katz School biotech graduate, has performed a detailed market analysis on a new drug therapy for colorectal cancer. The analysis recommended that Sapience Therapeutics, a New York-…
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