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By Dave DeFusco Designing a great video game is a balancing act, especially in strategy games where the thrill often comes from tackling the unexpected. Whether it’s an enemy ambush or a rare loot drop, the element of surprise keeps players on their toes. But too much randomness can feel unfair ...

On Dec. 4, Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, President of ³ÉÈËÊÓƵɫÇéƬ, presented the Hildesheimer Lecture to a packed audience in the Senate Room of the Humboldt University’s School of Law in Berlin. The annual lecture co-sponsored by Humboldt University and the Rabbinerseminar zu Berlin, has featured…

The Straus Center convened a select group of students and young professionals at the Hertog Foundation offices in Washington, D.C for a discussion with Dr. Edward Luttwak, renowned author and grand strategist.

Katz School faculty are at the forefront of innovative research that is addressing critical challenges across a range of disciplines, conducting pioneering studies and making presentations at prestigious conferences around the country.

With concentration becoming increasingly difficult to sustain in today’s fast-paced, distraction-filled environments, accurately monitoring people's focus is critical for boosting productivity, improving educational outcomes and supporting cognitive health.

In collaboration with faculty mentors and other academic partners, 12 OT Doctorate students presented at national conferences 11 diverse and impactful projects, showcasing creative approaches to service, research, education and professional advocacy.

Dr. Michael Doran, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and renowned expert on U.S. foreign policy, joined the Straus Center's annual shabbaton at Congregation Shearith Israel.

³ÉÈËÊÓƵɫÇéƬ extends its heartfelt congratulations to Noam Wasserman, who has served as dean of the Sy Syms School of Business since 2019, as he concludes his tenure at YU on May 31 and begins his new role as Head of School at Ramaz on June 1. A best-selling author and expert in ...

The algorithm using scanning force microscopy enhances the precision of charge measurements and has valuable applications in nanotechnology, biosensing, quantum computing and materials science.