Rachel Rubinstein

Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! The demand for fast, low-cost, and sensitive detection of dangerous substances, such as drugs and explosives, is on the rise among law enforcement agencies and border control units worldwide. (1,2) Detecting explosives, particularly in their solid form, poses a significant scientific and technological challenge due to their inherently low vapor pressures (VP).

ABSTRACT For Span­ish read­ers, Jacobo Glantz may be most famil­iar as the pro­tag­o­nist of his daugh­ter Mar­go Glantz’s fam­i­ly mem­oir, Las genealogiìas (1981; trans­lat­ed as The Fam­i­ly Tree), in which she describes her par­ents’ expe­ri­ences of migra­tion and her own com­ing of age as a Jew­ish woman in Mex­i­co. But in the world of inter­war Yid­dish, Glantz was one of the most impor­tant poets of his day.

CITE THIS Kadya Molodovsky, A Jew­ish Refugee in New York: Rivke Zilberg’s Jour­nal.