Author Archives: Clinton Wang

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Undergrads find improved antifreeze in beetles
By Clinton Wang April 24, 2013 • 0
A team of Yale undergraduates has discovered the structure of of the most powerful known antifreeze to date.
Artist Fritz Horstman works on his collaborative Earth Day project, a model of the Quinnipiac River constructed with recyclable water bottles on Beinecke Plaza.
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Quinnipiac River recreated on Beinecke Plaza
By Clinton Wang April 23, 2013 • 0
As part of Monday’s Earth Day celebrations, New Haven artist Fritz Horstman recruited Yale students to recreate the Quinnipiac River in Beinecke Plaza out of water bottles.
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CIPE revamps website, looks to consolidate
By Clinton Wang March 26, 2013 • 0
Students still hoping to plan their summer activities have the Center for International and Professional Experience’s newly revamped website at their disposal.
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Book features New Haven journalism
By Nicole Narea and Clinton Wang March 8, 2013 • 0
The New Haven Independent is used to exemplify the innovation required for journalists to stay afloat in an industry fraught with layoffs and bankruptcies.
A $100 million renovation of the dilapidated Hall of Graduate Studies is scheduled to begin this summer.
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HGS woes persist, for now
By Clinton Wang March 6, 2013 • 0
The Hall of Graduate Studies, plagued with heat, gloom, smells and floods, can now add toxins to its list of problems.
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Nanoparticles may treat autoimmune disease
By Clinton Wang March 5, 2013 • 0
Lupus and other autoimmune diseases such as Type 1 diabetes may be cured with a novel method of drug delivery.
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Deaths may not lower hospital readmission rates
By Clinton Wang February 19, 2013 • 0
A new study refutes the common claim that low death rates increase patient rehospitalization rates.
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Economics professor remembered for global agricultural work
By Amy Wang and Clinton Wang February 7, 2013 • 0
A key figure in the field of agricultural science, Robert Eugene Evenson researched farm productivity in developing countries.
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Brain tumor genes revealed
By Clinton Wang February 5, 2013 • 0
Chemotherapy may soon be able to replace surgery as a safer and cheaper treatment for the most common type of brain tumor.
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Viruses struggle to adapt to climate change
By Clinton Wang February 5, 2013 • 0
The severe heat waves and blizzards incurred by climate change have caused even viruses to have trouble adapting to randomly fluctuating temperatures.
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Computer Science Dept overworked, understaffed
By Clinton Wang January 29, 2013 • 0
Enrollment in computer science courses at Yale has skyrocketed in the past two years.
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Postdischarge period poses perils
By Clinton Wang January 29, 2013 • 0
After receiving hospital treatment, many elderly patients have to return for acute care only a few weeks following their release.