Science & Technology

Velvel Greene, chair of epidemiology public health and professor emeritus at Ben-Gurion University and director of the Lord Jacobovitz Center for Jewish Medical Ethics, discusses science & religion.

Few if any archaeological finds in the past century have elicited the interest or controversy that has surrounded the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Believing that modern technology can be harnessed to create an atmosphere imbedded with holiness and beneficent human values, Chabad-Lubavitch schools, aided by the Judaism website Chabad.org, are working diligently to ensure that cyberspace continues to ...

In town for three days, the Lazaroffs find that Internet-based social networking has already generated interest.

As the Facebook social networking tool expands in popularity, Chabad Houses are working to provide Jewish content to the Web-based utility.

Rabbi Nehemia Wilhelm said that several Israelis had been found among the dead of Sunday’s plane crash in Thailand, but that final identifications would be done by an Israeli forensics team due to arrive later on Monday.

An online school serving children of Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries held a banquet Thursday during the International Conference of Emissaries in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Solar energy pioneer Yaacov (Jack) Hanoka, who held patents for 56 of his inventions and was known for his passion and optimism in finding alternative energy sources to fossil fuels, passed away at the age of 75.

Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Zvi Konikov presided over a farbrengen for the family and friends of American astronaut Garret Reisman, who rode into space aboard the space shuttle Endeavor.