Saturday series again will
prove 'science is fun'

Curious youngsters (and their parents) will have the opportunity to learn about important uses of radio waves and magnets, how fruit flies and mosquitoes -- as well as humans -- are guided by their sense of smell, and the unique properties of certain metals and other "smart materials" during "Science Saturdays," a special series of lectures designed to introduce schoolchildren to the fun of science.
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In Focus: Challenge Survivorship Clinic

For several months after Jackie Michaud completed a course of radiation treatment for breast cancer last fall, she felt a little like she was in limbo: alternately relieved and worried.
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O T H E RS T O R I E S

Former president of Chile to give a public address on campus as a Downey Fellow

Yale astronomers conclude their tribute to one of their 'stars'

Study: Public polarized regarding safety of nanotechnology

Of genetic switches and misfolded RNAs: Scientists exploring the process of aging

Women's Faculty Forum hosts events exploring issues faced by working women, female scientists and more

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS

• NIH grant will advance research on neurons' role in narcolepsy

• Donaghue Foundation awards fund projects related to elderly, epilepsy

• Brain's 'default mode' is abnormal in patients with schizophrenia, study finds

• Ob/Gyn researchers announce new findings at recent scientific meeting

'Invincible Summer' takes comic look at national, personal crises

Music of the Scottish Highlands to be featured in concert

Architects to look at impact of consumer service on their field

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