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Symposia: A Yale Undergraduate Research Publication

Symposia is the online magazine of YURJ—the Yale Undergraduate Research Journal—the first underg

30/08/2021

For Amy DeLaBruere, her visual arts background would inspire her research lens of Edwardian childhood. Check out our latest post, "Exploring the Intersection of Literature and the Visual Arts," written by Alexa Pulido Rodriguez, where DeLaBruere recounts how her creative upbringing gives her a unique perspective when analyzing art.

www.yalesymposia.com/history-lp/2021/8/24/exploring-the-intersection-of-literature-and-the-visual-arts

Exploring the Intersection of Literature and the Visual Arts

29/08/2021

For Mitchell Ostrow, college has been a low stakes environment to pursue his various intellectual curiosities, among them neuroscience. Check out our latest post, "Exploration: A Trait Shared by Both Music and Research," written by Matthew Fan, where Ostrow recounts his research involving artificial intelligence.

www.yalesymposia.com/neuroscience-lab-profile/2021/8/24/exploration-a-trait-shared-by-both-music-and-research

Exploration: A Trait Shared by Both Music and Research

28/08/2021

For Dr. Enrique de la Cruz, his path in science and his current position as Chair of the Department of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry have been shaped by the support and inspiration he has received from others along the way. Check out our latest post, "When Good People Step Up," written by Sam Heimowitz, where Dr. Cruz recounts how being on both ends of a mentorship have positively impacted his life.

https://www.yalesymposia.com/faculty-lp/2021/8/24/when-good-people-step-up

When Good People Step Up.

28/08/2021

For Claire Gorman, the tabula rasa was the perfect concept to combine her studies in both Computer Science and Architecture. Check out our latest post, "Tabula Rasa: The Omnipresent Ghost," by Rashel Chipi, where Gorman recounts her travels to various global sites that are considered a "tabula rasa".

https://www.yalesymposia.com/computer-science/2021/7/23/tabula-rasa-the-omnipresent-ghost

Tabula Rasa: The Omnipresent Ghost

27/08/2021

For Bradley Yam, a class in "Religion and Politics," inspired him to mathematically explore the manners in which moral issues affect how religious individuals donate politically. Check out our latest post, written by Rashel Chipi, where Yam recounts his experience applying statistics to human behavior.

https://www.yalesymposia.com/math-and-statistics-lp/2021/7/23/bradley-yam-saybrook-college-2021

A Journey in Quantifying Moral Action

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