Events

Come learn why humor –  including Jewish humor – can have us rolling in the pews.

This past May, Beth Jacob received an incredible grant from Scientists in Synagogues to explore connections between Judaism and science in a series of four programs. Join us throughout the coming year for a wonderful year of learning!

Join Kol Ami for the second in their Scientists in Synagogues series, Science Meets Judaism, this time focused on animal sentience.

Join Rachel Petroff Kessler and Scott Markow to explore questions around patenting biotechnologies. Our second session will focus on the legalities and ethics of patenting biotechnology.

Join Rachel Petroff Kessler and Scott Markow to explore questions around patenting biotechnologies. At our first session we’ll learn about patent law and explore Jewish views on intellectual property.

Congregation Beth EI-Ner Tamid announces J-STEM (Judaism With Science, Technology, Ethics, and Meaning), an exciting and thought-provoking program where experts will explore how science and technology can deepen our understanding and connection to Judaism.

These two sessions on AI and Transhumanism are taught by Jason Albert.

These two sessions on “Evolution, Medicine and the Value of Human Life” are taught by Matthew Marin, MD and Susan Levinson, PhD.

These two sessions on “Evolution, Medicine and the Value of Human Life” are taught by Matthew Marin, MD and Susan Levinson, PhD.

These two sessions on medieval and modern philosophy are taught by Erik Dreff, PhD.

These two sessions on medieval and modern philosophy are taught by Erik Dreff, PhD.

, Bro. Guy Consolmango, S.J., Director of the Vatican Observatory, will be in conversation with Dr. Peter Saulson, Professor Emeritus of Physics, Syracuse University and member of Scientists in Synagogues Congregation Temple Emanu-El of Providence.