
Undergraduate Profile: Valerie Chen (MY ‘20)
Valerie Chen (MY ’20) is no ordinary computer scientist. Motivated by the applications and impact of technology, as well as the difficult questions surrounding building
Valerie Chen (MY ’20) is no ordinary computer scientist. Motivated by the applications and impact of technology, as well as the difficult questions surrounding building
“I had no idea what I wanted to do—what does a computer scientist do with forests?” As it turns out, John Aber (BK ‘71, M.F.S.
As an undergraduate computer science major at Yale, Jaime Teevan (YC ’99) sold her senior thesis to the company she had interned at the summer
“I’ve basically known that I want to do physics for probably a decade now,” said Cady van Assendelft, a senior intensive physics major at Yale.
“What motivates me most about doing research in biomedical engineering is seeing the future impact of your work,” said Ellen Kan (YC ‘19). “It’s an
You’re more likely to find Dr. Erin Chia (GSAS ’10) in the boardroom than the lab. She is currently the Associate Director of Business Development
Alumni Profile: Eric Fossum (PhD ’84) Professor Eric Fossum (PhD ’84), 2018 recipient of the Yale Science & Engineering Association Award for Advancement of Basic
What comes before baby steps? Designer babies, genetic remodeling, risks in clinical trials: in today’s rapidly evolving field of biomedical engineering, ethical dilemmas rage. But
Coal country has always been home for Nathan Hall (MEM/MBA ’17), a ninth-generation native of Central Appalachia who recently completed a Master of Environmental Management
Improving Healthcare One Hackathon at a Time Meet Bené. Bené casually asks, “How was your day?” You might pause to collect your thoughts before responding,