Posts Tagged ‘yale’
Abbey of Regina Laudis: Documentary Cooked
May 6, 2018UP CLOSE: Ahead of STEM report, Yale takes stock | Yale Daily News
April 29, 2018QT:{{”
Mark Gerstein, a professor of biomedical informatics, molecular biophysics and biochemistry and computer science, lauded the committee’s creation. It is crucial, he said, to determine a strategy for science at Yale, as opposed to just narrow “tactics,” like specific programs or buildings.
“If we want to maintain our strength as a university — not just in the sciences — we really need to field a full team,” Gerstein said. “It’s like a football team — you can’t win the Super Bowl if you don’t have all the different positions.”
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Gerstein suggested that Yale’s location in New Haven also serves as a “major factor,” potentially hindering success in faculty recruitment. Especially when compared to California, Boston or New York, living in New Haven may be less appealing to potential professors, he added. “}}
Written by Amy Xiong
Photos by Daniel Zhao
Graphics by Rebecca Goldberg
Published on April 27, 2018
Facilities update: beneath the surface
April 23, 2018Bulldog Mobile (LiveSafe) App | It’s Your Yale
March 4, 2018Yale New Haven Hospital Walking Maps
January 21, 2018The Bipartisan Quest for College-Endowment Reform – The Atlantic
December 17, 2017Yale Professors Race Google and IBM to the First Quantum Computer
December 16, 2017QT:{{”
“Based just down the road from Yale in New Haven, Conn., and backed by $18 million in funding from the venture capital firm Sequoia Capital and others, the start-up is another sign that quantum computing — for decades a distant dream of the world’s computer scientists — is edging closer to reality.”
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/13/technology/quantum-computing-research.html
Treasures on Chapel Street
December 11, 2017Soundview Family YMCA | Central Connecticut Coast YMCA
December 10, 2017Putting the precise in precision medicine > Features > Autumn 2017 | Yale Medicine
November 22, 2017http://ymm.yale.edu/autumn2017/features/feature/317720/
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Center co-director Mark B. Gerstein, Ph.D., the Albert L. Williams Professor of Biomedical Informatics, explains that succeeding with what researchers term “Big Data” requires “real thought about standards, the uniform collection of data, the distribution of samples, and the presentation and packaging of results.” After three years of planning, Gerstein and co-director Hongyu Zhao, Ph.D., a geneticist and the Ira V. Hiscock Professor of Biostatistics, have assembled a kind of central clearinghouse for research and development of these issues, particularly cloud computing and privacy, as well as for education and bridge-building collaboration on university, national, and international levels. “Our mission is really about connecting and coordinating the people and resources already here, and becoming a way to recruit the scientists we want to attract in the future for the Big Data initiatives we want to participate in,” says Gerstein. “We expect the center to have a very broad impact.” “}}
