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Five Things You Didn’t Know About Scientific Discoveries at Yale
Rated by U.S. News and World Report as one the world’s best colleges for the social sciences and the humanities, Yale University is also home to distinguished scientists who have revolutionized their respective fields
Read More »John Vs. Jennifer: A Battle of the Sexes
If one were to peek into Yale’s science classrooms, it is unlikely that he or she would report any gender disparities. In class, there appear to be an equal number of male and female
Read More »Inspiring Female Scientists: Yale’s Second Annual UWISAY Conference
The Second Annual Conference for Undergraduate Women in Science and Engineering at Yale (UWISAY) went off with great success
Read More »Yale’s New “Design Factory”: The CEID
Yale's Center for Engineering Innovation & Design (CEID) now provides engineering students with workspace, resources, and instruction
Read More »The Story of Science at Yale, Part III: Science at Yale on the Horizon
During the tenure of President Richard Levin, science at Yale has gained new resources and new structure, though there is much unfinished business
Read More »The Story of Science at Yale, Part II: Sizing Up Science at Yale
Science at Yale has changed substantially during the past decades, and recent surveys show both strengths and room for improvement in Yale's science education system
Read More »The Story of Science at Yale, Part I: Science Education at Yale in the Past
Yale was founded without a science curriculum, and even after the founding of the Sheffield Scientific School in 1854, the integration of science into Yale's culture was a gradual process
Read More »Center for Science and Social Science Information
The Center for Science and Social Science Information (CSSSI), a modern information center serving both the natural and social sciences, opened its doors to students and faculty for the first time on January 3,
Read More »Undergraduate Profile – The iGEM Team
The Yale iGEM team, founded only two years ago, has characterized a novel antifreeze protein produced by the Siberian beetle, research which won them first place in the "Food and Energy" category at the
Read More »Molecular Mixology
In recent years, molecular gastronomy has been expanded to produce the sister field of molecular mixology, which applies science to the creation of decadent avant-garde drinks
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