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CRISP "Experiences for Youth" (CRISPEY)
The CRISP "Experiences for Youth" (CRISPEY) program offers many activities and events that reach out to young students primarily in the New Haven area. Students gain an increased awareness of the importance of Materials Science in their everyday lives through classroom presentations, ...
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Science Saturdays: Fall 2010
October 2, 2010: "Universe in Your Hands" Michael Faison, Astronomer, Yale University October 9, 2010: "DNA: Sense or Nonsense?" Joan Steitz, Molecular Biologist, Yale University October 16, 2010: "How Fireflies Light the ...
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Yale Science for the Community
Yale University offers a multitude of in-school, after-school and summertime science enrichment programs for New Haven students as well as family activities, community lectures, and professional development for teachers. We encourage you to visit the Yale Science for the Community site.
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05/08/2012 - Cell Clusters Demand A-tension
On the right: Two keratinocytes, cells from the basal ... [+]

05/07/2012 - Entire Class of First Year Environmental Engineering Doctoral Students Wins Competitive Research Fellowships
All six first year students in Yale’s Environmental ... [+]

05/22/2012 - ASME Section Event: Commercializing PEM Electrolysis Technology for Cost-Effective On-Site Hydrogen Production
ASME Section Event: Commercializing PEM Electrolysis ... [+]

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School of Engineering & Applied Science, Yale University, Dunham Laboratory, Room 222, 10 Hillhouse Avenue U.S. Mail: P.O. Box 208267, New Haven, CT, 06520–8267, Phone 203–432–4200