US college delegation inspired by visit to Israel, The Jewish Chronicle, April 2, 2024
What We Learned on Our Academic Visit to Israel | Opinion, Newsweek, March 29, 2024
Genecin, Yale Health CEO, to retire in January 2023. August 10, 2022
All About the Count: The U. S. Census, Yale University Library Online Exhibitions
Wastewater Can Reveal How Many of Us Have Gotten COVID-19, Yale Insights, April 25, 2022
What’s behind the anti-Semitism surge in the US, Vox, June 2, 2021
2021 Best 40-Under-40: Saed Alizamir, Yale School of Management, Poets & Quants, May 3, 2021
How Effective is Yale’s Twice-Weekly Testing Schedule?, Yale Scientific, April 25, 2021
Yale Researchers Debunk the Myth of 11 Million Illegal Immigrants, NPG Forum Paper, April 2021
Community in a Time of Crisis: Opening Ceremony. March 9, 2021
A Quite Possibly Wonderful Summer, The Atlantic, February 19, 2021
Leading in a pandemic, Yale Alumni Magazine, Mar/Apr 2021
Second Time Around, Hamodia, December 6, 2020
Should students be on campus? Here’s how Yale decides, Yale News, November 12, 2020
Testing Sewage Can Provide an Early Warning of COVID-19 Outbreaks, Yale Insights, October 28, 2020
Herd Immunity Misunderstood, Yale Public Health Magazine 2020
In Defense of (Mathematical) Models, Yale Insights, October 13, 2020
Fall 2020 Reopening Plans at the Top 100 U.S. Business Schools, Poets & Quants, July 20, 2020
The Secret of Connecticut’s Success in Battling COVID-19, Yale Insights, July 1, 2020
Are We There Yet? The COVID Reopening, Hamodia. June 24, 2020
Monitoring Wastewater as an Early Indicator of COVID-19 Outbreak Dynamics, YouTube, June 3, 2020
Coronavirus: hay que testear más, ¿pero a quiénes?, infobae, May 21, 2020 (Spanish)
A quiénes hay que testear para evitar la propagación del virus, MDZ Sociedad, May 19, 2020 (Spanish)
Looking for Light At the End of the Tunnel, Hamodia, May 3, 2020
All Models Are Wrong, But I Hope Some Are Useful Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic, INFORMS, April 27, 2020
Professors weigh in on pursuing summer internships during COVID-19, Yale Daily News, April 24, 2020
Faculty Viewpoints: The Public Health Response, Yale Insights, April 17, 2020
Teaching the Conflict, The Tel Aviv Review of Books, Spring 2020
Be Wary of a Model That Shows a Decline in COVID-19 Deaths, Nautilus, March 31, 2020
Yale faculty answers the call in multi-front fight against COVID-19, YaleNews, March 19, 2020
Yale leaders talk about COVID-19: First in a series, YaleNews, March 16, 2020
Hospital: We’re Ready, New Haven Independent, March 12, 2020
Dateline New Haven: Slowing COVID-19’s Spread, WNHH, March 12, 2020
Iran Has Far More Coronavirus Cases Than It Is Letting On, The Atlantic, March 9, 2020
New outbreaks of coronavirus can be halted with isolation measures, February 27, 2020
Five things to know about coronavirus and what state is doing to prepare, February 26, 2020
Bloomberg the Electable, February 18, 2020
Sampling bias, surveys and undocumented immigrants, INFORMS, February 4, 2019
Why Hidden Populations Are So Hard to Count, Yale Insights, December 13, 2018
Conflicting New Estimates of Illegal Immigration, National Review, November 30, 2018
Opinion: New evidence census question will produce undercount, The Mercury News, November 27, 2018
Illegal immigrant population of the United States, Wikipedia, November 2018
The Number of Undocumented Immigrants in the United States, INFORMS, November 6, 2018
Trump Jr.: My father wants to end illegal immigration with this answer, The Hill, November 6, 2018
Prior estimates of undocumented immigrants in the US were way off, The Hill, October 26, 2018
How Can We Make Elections Work Better? Yale Insights, October 26, 2018
How fast will you jog at 80? Take the running-age test to find out, The Times, October 16, 2018
How Much Is Aging Really Going to Slow You Down?, Runner’s World, October 17, 2018
Yale research on immigration, aging runners makes news, Analytics Magazine, October 2018
How fast will you jog at 80? Take the running-age test to find out, The Times, October 16, 2018
SOM study estimates higher undocumented immigration numbers, Yale Daily News, October 9, 2018
We Slow as We Age, but May Not Need to Slow Too Much, New York Times, October 3, 2018
MIT-Yale Study Doubles Estimates of U.S. Undocumented Immigrants, Bloomberg, September 21, 2018
Launched a new world of INFORMS (in Chinese), United Daily News (Taiwan), June 20, 2018
Interview with Richard Larson, INFORMS National Meeting, Nashville, 2016
Watch Your Assets! (Inc.com, December 2016)
How to cure the electoral college (with Arnold Barnett), Los Angeles Times, Dec. 16, 2016
Israeli Ministry of Health reverses blood donation policy, Analytics Magazine, December 2016
Celebrating the operations research mindset (ORMS Today, December 2016)
Irrevocably allocating resources (ORMS Today, October 2016)
The summer of O.R.: sharing stORies and telling it like it is! (ORMS Today, August 2016)
Sexy operations research (ORMS Today, June 2016)
Make the world a better place (ORMS Today, April 2016)
Let’s Do Stuff! (ORMS Today, February 2016)
O.R. mindset magi; Meet the ‘member in chief’ (OR/MS Today, December, 2015)
Improved sanitation may reduce sexual violence in South African townships (GroundUp, South Africa)
U professor finds method to March Madness (Minnesota Daily, March 2015)
Big data saves lives (CNN, February 2015)
The economics behind detecting terror plots (Oxford University Press Blog, January 2015)
Is the Boycott Movement Anti-Semitic? (Inside Higher Ed, September 2014)
Was the FAA’s ban on flights to Israel warranted? (Jerusalem Post, August 2014)
Duck and Cover (Washington Free Beacon, March 2014)
Why do Gaza rockets result in few casualties? (i24 News, March 2014)
Why Buffett will keep his billion (Boston Globe, March 2014)
Pourquoi les roquettes font-elles peu de victimes? (i24 News, March 2014, in French)
Study: Civil defenses cut 86% of deaths from Gaza rockets (Jerusalem Post, March 2014)
Potential Rocket Hits (Mifram Security, March 2014, in Hebrew)
Modeling Terrorism (Nexus, January 2014)
Blood Scandal (The Jerusalem Post, December 2013)
How Dangerous is America (Boston Globe Magazine, July 2013)
Unclear and Present Danger (Tzvi B’Eretz Hachaim, December 2012)
Atonement in the Ivy League (Jerusalem Post, 2012)
When Data Guys Triumph (New York Times, 2011)
Queueing theory vs. terror plots (OR/MS Today, 2010)
Afganistan’da ‘zafer’ değil, ‘kaos’ var (Aksiyon, 2010, in Turkish)
Europe Reimports Jew Hatred (Wall Street Journal, 2009)
A cure for the Electoral College? (San Diego Union Tribune, 2009)
Bullets and Band-aids (Yale Globalist, 2009)
A Check Against Terrorism (Jewish Week, 2008)
Electoral College? Our Ballots Should Matter More (Hartford Courant, 2008)
For the Gamblers, 1+2=5 (New York Times, 2007)
‘Idol’ Voting Is Broken (Hartford Courant, 2007)
An Honest Man: How do you spot an anti-Semite? Ask about Israel. (Wall Street Journal, 2006)
Be a Hero, Hug a Terrorist (OR/MS Today, 2006)
The Islamization of European Jew-Hatred (Front Page Magazine, 2006)
The Diaspora is also looking for answers, (Haaretz, 2006, in Hebrew)
UK MPs find massive rise in anti-Semitism (Jerusalem Post, 2006)
La mayoría de los que critican a Israel son antisemitas (La Nacion, 2006, in Spanish)
Some life insurers deny coverage during overseas travel (Associated Press, 2006)
Gaming March Madness (Kiplinger’s, 2006)
Bracket Racket (The Other Paper, 2006)
Preventing Suicide Bombing (New York Times, 2005)
Why Just Detecting Hidden Explosives May Not Cut Deaths (Wall Street Journal, 2005)
Study: Suicide Bomb Detectors Impractical (Associated Press, 2005)
Science in War: Counter-Terror Fact and Fiction (Channel 4 (UK), 2005)
Suicide bombers not easily foiled by technology (New Scientist, 2005)
Study: Technology to stop suicide bombers – not practical, (Yediot Ahoronot, 2005, in Hebrew)
Politiker fordern mehr Überwachung zur Verhinderung von Terror (Telepolis, 2005, in German)
Study by Yale professor suggests best way to fight terror (The Jewish Ledger, 2005)
No high-tech solution to suicide bombings (Morning Star, 2005)
March Madness goes to market (Boston Globe, 2005)
Some Tips for Becoming A Shark in the Office Pool (Wall Street Journal, 2005)
Boycott of Israeli Schools (New York Times, 2005)
Why America Is Still An Easy Target (Time Magazine, 2004)
Bioterror plans include volunteer aid (Fort Worth Star Telegram, 2004)
Unready for Anthrax (Washington Post, 2003)
Anthrax Response Plans Inadequate, Study Warns (Washington Post, 2003)
Healing Thyself, a Tempting Option With Serious Side Effects (Washington Post, 2003)
Model Suggests More Anthrax Prep Needed (ABC News, 2003)
Report: Anthrax may cause U.S. disaster (CNN, 2003)
Anthrax attack would kill many thousands, experts say (Oakland Tribune, 2003)
Report Sees U.S. Anthrax Disaster, Urges Readiness (Reuters, 2003)
Modelers say thousands would die in anthrax attack (San Mateo County Times, 2003)
The Citizen as First Responder (Fox News, 2003)
Q&A: Yale’s Dr. Ed Kaplan (BioSecurity, 2003)
Focus on Smallpox Threat Revived (Washington Post, 2003)
Bush Smallpox Inoculation Plan Near Standstill (Washington Post, 2003)
Ring Vaccination Revisited (Science, 2003)
Do’s and don’ts while filling out your bracket (Florida Today, 2003)
March Madness in workplace (Palm Beach Post, 2003)
Competing risks and realities (Jerusalem Post, 2002)
Study Uses Math Model to Determine Effects of a Smallpox Attack (New York Times, 2002)
Smallpox Scenarios (Wall Street Journal, 2002)
Scientists Say Mass Vaccination Is Best Response to a Smallpox Attack (Scientific American, 2002)
White House Debate on Smallpox Slows Plan for Wide Vaccination (New York Times, 2002)
U.S. to Vaccinate 500,000 Workers Against Smallpox (New York Times, 2002)
The Government Must Plan for Mass Vaccinations (Newsweek, 2002)
The Plan to Fight Smallpox (Newsweek, 2002)
Study Looks at Targeted Vaccinations (Associated Press, 2002)
U.S. weighs smallpox plans (Reuters, 2002)
Profile: Smallpox Preparedness Of Israel And The U.S. (National Public Radio, 2002)
Israel Begins Vaccinating Health Workers for Smallpox (New York Times, 2002)
Should only infected people be vaccinated? (Jerusalem Post, 2002)
Expert: Israel should get smallpox vaccine now (Jerusalem Post, 2002)
Recommendation of the security system: vaccinate against smallpox, (Ma’ariv, 2002, in Hebrew)
Teaching Protection (Jerusalem Post, 2002)
U.S. experts question smallpox strategy (National Post, 2002)
Sommes-nous prêts à nous défendre? (Radio Canada (in French), 2002)
Computers simulate smallpox attack (CNN, 2002)
Smallpox response might include quarantine (MSNBC, 2002)
Smallpox vaccine plan would use polling places (Denver Post, 2002)
Smallpox: Should Everyone Be Vaccinated? (WebMD, 2002)
Ring Around the Pox (The American Prowler, 2002)
Better Data On HIV Sought As Naming Debate Lingers (Hartford Courant, 2001)
A Report Harshly Criticizes The Federal Policy on AIDS (New York Times, 2000)
March Madness? Not When You Have A Formula (Hartford Courant, 2000)
Expert: Ethiopian blood ban is pointless (Jerusalem Post, 1998)
Getting The Point In New Haven (Time Magazine, 1992)
Yale Study Reports Clean Needle Project Helps Check AIDS (New York Times, 1991)