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NSSS - Phenotypic Plasticity in Color and Behavior in A Cichlid Fish
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Hosted by: Margaret MacNeil
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What Do Opera and Computational Chemistry Have in Common?
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Scientific researchers have discovered the power of what is being called the third branch of science: computer simulation. Frequently, the ability to perform exceedingly complex calculations unlocks the door to a new understanding of nature.
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Womens Leadership Colloquium 2011 - Spring into Science: Fields of Opportunity
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The Women’s Leadership Colloquium seeks to inspire leaders to become more consciously aware of their potential in taking leadership roles in educational settings.
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NSSS: Edyta Greer - Theoretical and experimental approaches to novel enediyne drugs that undergo the Bergman cyclization to kill cancerous cells
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The Natural Science Seminar Series is pleased to present Edyta Greer from the Department of Natural Sciences at CUNY Baruch College: Theoretical and experimental approaches to novel enediyne drugs that undergo the Bergman cyclization to kill cancerous cells
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Arne Christensen
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NSSS: Shi Jin - Organic Optoelectronic Materials
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The Natural Science Seminar Series is pleased to present Shi Jin from the Department of Chemistry, CUNY College of Staten Island for a talk entitled "Organic Optoelectronic Materials"
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Cardinal Experience Events
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York Alum Making News in AIDS 'Cure'
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Deborah Persaud, M.D., a York College/CUNY graduate of the Class of 1981, is being celebrated as part of the team that may have discovered a way to "functionally cure" AIDS in infants.
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Marcia Moxam-comrie
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NSSS-TBA
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Hosted by: Margaret MacNeil
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Natural Science Seminars
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York College series: Topic: Internet of things: Communication and privacy challenges.
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Natural Science Seminars
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Understanding Aluminum Corrosion
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Natural Sciences Pre-Grad School Mixer
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The Departments of Biology, Chemistry, and Earth and Physical Sciences are hosting a mixer for students considering applying for graduate school or pursuing a career in research. Faculty will be present to discuss their research programs.
