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August 29, 2014 | To unsubscribe use this page.

Joule Fellows Take Lab Lessons Back To The Classroom
UConn's Joule Fellows - teachers from CT high schools - will take sophisticated engineering lessons back to their students.. . .

Program

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Older Cities May Be Good for Your Health
UConn researcher finds that older cities are compact and good for walking, and therefore, your health. . . .

Research

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Center for Energy Innovation Marks Its First Year
CEI progresses steadily toward its goal of advancing technologies related to energy storage and fuel cells.. . .

Center

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Making Sense of Big Data: Project To Draw Insights From Genome
UConn's Sanguthevar Rajasekaran is part of a research team developing ways to make sense of biological big data.. . .

Faculty

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Faculty News
Funding for new breast cancer technology and underwater monitoring and a study on the discovery of a new material.. . .

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Alumnus Govindan Giving Back To UConn
Sharavan Govindan's sees his financial gift as a friendly challenge to his fellow alumni.. . .

Alumni

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Alumni News
Catch up with alumni who are making news and spearheading innovation. . .

Alumni

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UConn’s Engineering Entrepreneurs Making Progress
An improved heart valve and a machine customized water are among UConn innovations. . . .

Student

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Marten van Dijk Part of a Team of Researchers Securing Cloud Computing
Marten van Dijk (ECE) and other researchers working on security problems in cloud computing.. . .

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