Events

• 7/7-19 Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp
• Departmental Colloquia:
  - Biology
  - Chemistry
  - Computer & Information Sciences
  - Mathematics
  - Physics

News

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• Spring 2013 Touchpoint Newsletter
• 2013 CIS/ACM Award Winners
• CST's TEDxTempleU event attracts alumni and students
• Application now available for the ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp
• CIS to host national NSF proposal writing workshop
• Chemistry Society students teach local children science
• CST students study abroad through TASSEP
• Video: Learn more about TUteach
• SERC: Access real-time construction cameras and read about CST's new home
• Merck Scholarship Awardee Studying Global Health Issues
• The Fall 2012 Issue of Outlook, CST's magazine
• Antonio Giordano awarded Hippocrates Grand Prize
• CST in the Media: John Allen Paulos reviews Nate Silver's book
• 2012 Distinguished Faculty and Student Awards
• CST in the Media: 6ABC Covers Reinstallation of Seismograph
• 2012 Gallery of Success Awardee: Paul Kornblith, CST '58
• Undergraduate Research Program Symposium Award Winners
• CST in the Media: Listen to Antonio Giordano on toxic dumping and cancer on CBC Radio's "As it Happens"
• Video: Biology major and football player Brandon McManus is Temple Made
• Video: Temple Athletics celebrates Chemisty's Franklin Davis at football game
• Microscopy acquisitions bring research into focus
• CNN video: bio student Andrea Gudiel on Madagascar deforestation
• Watch CNN interview bio student Kim Reuter on endangered lemurs in Madagascar
• New Chemistry Update Newsletter
• Summer camp focuses on STEM careers
• Professors Nyquist and Dubeck debate the science of sci-fi movies in the latest Temple magazine
• Franklin Davis receives ACS Paul Gassman Award
• Faculty Focus Video: Chemistry Chair Robert Levis
• A message from the Acting Dean
• Professor Michael Klein named Acting Dean of CST
• Dean Dai appointed interim provost at Temple
• Touchpoint: the Spring 2012 issue of CST's newsletter
• Solomon Luo's remarks to the Class of 2012
• 2012 CST graduation photos on Facebook!
• Chemistry student Laine Radell in a "Faces of Temple" video
• Shohreh Amini earns Temple's Great Teacher Award
• New Master of Science in Biotechnology
• CST in the Media: Allison Tumarkin-Deratzian on duck-billed dinosaurs and polar winters in Asian News International
• Jie Wu named Carnell Professor of Computer Engineering

• News Archive

Research

• Sbarro Institute: Chocolate's neuroprotective benefits
• Sbarro Institute: "Cancer is a matter of numbers"
• CST researchers to use Titan supercomputer to develop first molecular-based model to understand how drugs delivered through skin
• Illegal waste disposal linked to cancer
• Math department earns NSF and NSA grants
• Sbarro: New Properties of Stem Cells via Simulated Microgravity

  New Properties of Stem Cells via Simulated Microgravity

• Laser technology could help detect radioactive threats
• Sbarro Institute: Slowed cancer progression linked to pretreatment glucose levels
• Biology's Tonia Hsieh studies lizard locomotion
• Zebrafish, insertional mutagenesis and cardiovascular systems
• Four Math Department faculty members earn new NSF grants
• CST researchers awarded funding for drug discovery research
• "The Owls' Nest:" High performance computing cluster will aid research across the university
• Biology's Antonio Giordano and SHRO researcher Silvia Lapenna featured in Science Watch
• 2011 Undergraduate Research Program Registration
• CIS' Longin Latecki receives NSF grant
• Mathematics' Berhanu, Futer, Grabovsky and Seibold each receive new NSF grants
• Physics' Martoff receives two NSF grants
• CIS Chair Jie Wu and CST professors receive multi-disciplinary NSF grant for super computer
• Math's Letzter receives National Security Agency grant

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