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Charles Manekin

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The University of Maryland

Charles Manekin is Professor of Philosophy at the Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Studies at the University of Maryland.

He specializes in the history of philosophy, specifically medieval Jewish and Islamic philosophy. He is also interested in the history of science among Muslims and Jews. The focus of Manekin's research has been Aristotelian and humanist logic in Hebrew, the philosophy of Levi Gersonides, and the free will problem in Jewish philosophy.

2018-2019 Organizer: The Reception and Impact of Aristotelian Logic in Medieval Jewish Culture

Tsevi Mazeh

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Tel Aviv University

Tsevi Mazeh is Professor of Physics & Astronomy at Tel Aviv University.

Throughout his career, he has functioned as both theorist and observer, and is a popular writer and public speaker on Astronomy, History of Science, and Science and Religion. Currently, Mazeh is leading an international effort to detect planets and brown-dwarfs by novel relativistic effects.

2018-2019 Organizer:Big Data and Planets

Debra Kaplan

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Bar-Ilan University

Nancy K. Florida

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University of Michigan

Cameron Andrew

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University of St. Andrews

Stephan Wanderhorst

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University of Vienna

Edward (Ted) Fram

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Ben-Gurion University

Daniel Fabrycky

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University of Chicago

Daniel Fabrycky is an Associate Professor in the Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics of the University of Chicago.

His research interests include:

Extrasolar planets - orbital mechanics; formation and dynamical evolution; observational techniques.
Binary and Variable stars - time-resolved photometric surveys; unsolved mysteries.

2018-2019 Fellow: Big Data and Planets

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Yehuda Halper

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Bar-Ilan University

Yehuda Halper is a senior lecturer at the Department of Jewish Thought, at Bar-Ilan University.

His research examines topics at the intersections of philosophy and religion and of Judaism and Islam in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. He is particularly interested in the philosophical background underlying Zionist thought and the intellectual movements that drew from religious and philosophical sources to form the Zionist enterprise.

2018-2019 Organizer: The Reception and Impact of Aristotelian Logic in Medieval Jewish Culture

Maoz Kahana

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Tel Aviv University

Bernard Arps

FELLOW

Leiden University

Tony Street

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University of Cambridge

Dovi Poznanski

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Tel Aviv University

Professor Dovi Poznanski is a senior lecturer and researcher at Tel Aviv University.

His main research interests focus on the observation and study of supernovae of the different kinds, thermonuclear or core-collapse, nearby or far away, known or predicted. Recently, he has been working on the subject of cosmic dust and the interstellar medium, with a focus on developing tools to correct for the effect of dust on cosmological and astrophysical observations.

2018-2019 Fellow: Big Data and Planets

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