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  • 06/28/2018

    Having more allies may decrease a country's power
    Electrical Engineering

    Researchers at Yale University have found that the more allies a country has, the less power it has. The authors say the findings have potential implications for current events.

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  • 05/22/2018

    Congratulations to the Class of 2018!
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    Members of the Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science community celebrated the awarding of 192 undergraduate Engineering degrees on May 21, 2018.

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  • 05/18/2018

    Graduate Students Honored At 2018 Crest & Fest
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering

    The 2017 Harding Bliss Prize for exceptional achievement in research in Engineering & Applied Science was awarded to Amanda Pellowe, a graduate student in the lab of Anjelica Gonzalez, the...

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  • 05/14/2018

    Graduate Genevieve Sertic: a combination of skills ‘unique and rare’
    Electrical Engineering

    In her four years at Yale, Genevieve Sertic has installed experimental solar panels on the rooftop of Kline Geology Laboratory, co-authored journal articles on new renewable energy technology,...

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  • 05/09/2018

    Afghanistan robotics team meets Yale mentors
    Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    The all-female Afghanistan robotics team visited the Yale Center for Engineering Innovation and Design (CEID) on Monday, where they met the three Yale students helping them prepare for this summer...

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  • 05/07/2018

    Y-Work Awards honor student employees for their dedication, initiative
    Computer Science, Electrical Engineering

    Dean of Yale College Marvin Chun recognized the 10 student recipients of the inaugural Y-Work Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Student Employees in a reception at the Dean's Residence.

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  • 04/10/2018

    In Nyquist Lecture, Raffaello D'Andrea Talks the Value of Curiosity
    Electrical Engineering

    From jumping off the roof of his family’s home with a lawn umbrella to touring the world with Metallica, Raffaello D'Andrea explained Monday how a lifetime of curiosity led to his role in...

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  • 03/23/2018

    Alexandra Gartner ’19, Awarded Brooke Owens Fellowship

    Electrical Engineering

    Alexandra Gartner ’19, has been awarded the Brooke Owens Fellowship Program, a paid internship and mentorship program for college undergraduate women seeking a career in aviation or space...

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  • 01/29/2018

    Engineering alum Eric Fossum wins Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
    Electrical Engineering

    Eric R. Fossum, professor of engineering at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth University and a Yale alumnus, is one of four individuals awarded the Queen Elizabeth Prize for...

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  • 01/09/2018

    What they're making at the “maker space”
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    It's a quiet Monday evening in Yale's Center for Engineering Innovation and Design, which is to say, nobody today has won a patent, designed a new musical instrument, created a new technology, or...

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  • 12/12/2017

    Understanding Ourselves Through Neuroimaging and Algorithms
    Computer Science, Electrical Engineering

    Combining neuroscience with algorithms and network science, Yale researchers have developed a method of analyzing the neuronal connections of individual brains that allow them to successfully...

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  • 10/31/2017

    Amin Karbasi Wins Air Force's Young Investigator Award

    Computer Science, Electrical Engineering

    Deep neural networks – a type of very complex architecture that can essentially “learn” by analyzing data – work incredibly well, playing a role in everything from Apple’s Siri to driverless cars...

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  • 09/28/2017

    James Duncan Wins MICCAI Enduring Impact Award
    Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering

    Having made a career of coming up with better ways to analyze biomedical images, James Duncan, the Ebenezer K. Hunt Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Radiology and...

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  • 09/19/2017

    Salehi Receives Award for Work on Brain Connectivity Patterns
    Computer Science, Electrical Engineering

    Mehraveh Salehi received the Young Scientist Award from the 20th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention 2017 (MICCAI) on September 13th for her...

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  • 09/15/2017

    Greenberg Engineering Teaching Concourse Creating "The Feeling of Community"
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science

    President Peter Salovey and School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) Dean T. Kyle Vanderlick were among those on hand to dedicate the new Linda and Glenn H. Greenberg Engineering Teaching...

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