Yale Bulletin and Calendar

November 19, 2004|Volume 33, Number 12|Two-Week Issue

SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS
Special supplements of the Yale Bulletin & Calendar, including 'Building Strength in Biomedicine' and 'University Information,' are now available on-line.

Gift of equipment to further
research in engineering

T.P. Ma, the Raymond John Wean Professor and chair of electrical engineering and co-director of the Yale Center for Microelectronics, has accepted a gift of research equipment from Intel Corporation, worth an estimated half-million dollars, to assist engineering in its teaching and research.
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Students helping small businesses
locally and globally

Group helping nations understand that
microfinance is key to reducing poverty

Area entrepreneurs find funding, support
through the Elmseed Enterprise Fund

In Focus: Yale Medical Group

Shirley Ray, 79, of Avon, was cold, her joints ached, and she felt depleted.
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O T H E RS T O R I E S

New center to foster joint study of ecology, epidemiology

Death rate rises in urban areas during the time ground-level ozone levels are high, study shows

Conference and exhibit to explore legacy of Napoleon

There's a clash of divas in the Yale Rep's 'The Ladies of the Camellias'

Painter of Chinese themes is named gallery's resident artist

Researchers identify a receptor in tick gut used by Lyme disease-causing bacteria to invade the insect

Scientists find link between early gambling and later psychiatric and substance abuse problems

Grant funds design of program to keep pregnant women off drugs

Study: Family history of alcoholism lowers brain's 'brake' on heavy drinking

Study will test drug's ability to reduce smokers' withdrawal symptoms

Memorial service for Osea Noss

Campus Notes

In the next YB&C

Library of Congress gives Pelikan Kluge Prize for lifetime achievements

Scully is awarded National Medal of Arts at White House ceremony

Graduate student Leidong Mao (left) and research support specialist Chris Tillinghast pose in a "clean room" in Becton Center with one of the donated machines from Intel: a scanning probe microscope.
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From law to education to furniture, the continuing legacy of Napoleon will be the focus of a conference at Yale.
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