The SIP
The SIP
By the Smart Family Institute for Communication, HUJI
The ear edition of the department of communication and journalism at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In each episode, we host researchers and doctoral students from the department for an intimate conversation about their academic research from political behavior to language and communication, visual culture, technology and more.
Brought to you by: the Smart Family Institute of Communications, in the Department of Communication and Journalism, in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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