Yale STEAM

Ooo, mami! Thanks to everyone who came out to our study break-workshop- we had an amazing time eating umami-infused foods like seaweed, homemade tofu soup, Bonchon, while learning about the history and science behind the “fifth taste" with JASU!

“Bubbles are smarter than me!” A warm thank you to Dr. Larry Wilen, who hosted a pre-workshop demonstrating fascinating principles of mathematics and physics to STEAMers this evening. Come by the CEID next week, 2.20 at 6pm, to see them for yourself! All are welcome, and food will be served.

✨ Thank you all for coming out to our first interest meeting! This is going to be an incredible semester for STEAM, and we are thrilled to welcome you all to our family. (We’ll always have great cookies.)

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Arts and STEM go hand in hand!

Opinion: STEAM not STEM: Why scientists need arts training
Full Article: https://theconversation.com/steam-not-stem-why-scientists-need-arts-training-89788

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Yale STEAM held a study break for students to make their own terrariums during reading period! As an added bonus, the student who keeps their succulents alive the longest will win a prize!

Some of the student leaders from the inaugural hosted by and RISD STEAM, in person at the Brown Science Center and via telepresence!

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http://steamwith.us/

"Therein lies the significance of learning through art: It is subtle and indirect, yet it ingrains insights deep within your consciousness. You feel and know even before you can think or speak." -DHRUV KHULLAR, M.D.

What Doctors Can Learn From Looking at Art Art can help physicians become more thoughtful and meticulous observers — a skill that lays the foundation for good medicine.

"While these passionate individuals have a natural interest in the science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) fields, it’s their hard work and dedication that has pushed them to succeed in making a name for themselves ― all before reaching the age of 20."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/20-under-20-steam-pioneers_us_57a10a2fe4b08a8e8b5fef6c?

20 Under 20: Meet The Next Generation Of STEAM Pioneers Wunderkinds changing the world 🌎

“When I was a teenager, I applied to Carnegie Mellon,” he says. “I wanted to do art and science, and they said, ‘No, we don’t do that. We won’t let you do both.’... (But) to me, I didn’t see a huge difference in terms of the creativity.”
-David Byrne

http://www.sfchronicle.com/news/article/David-Byrne-s-science-experiment-with-art-10319962.php

David Byrne’s science experiment with art, theater David Byrne’s science experiment with art, theater David Byrne is carefully answering a question about how various pursuits — art, writing, photography, film, theater and, of course, music — feed his life and support each other. “This” is one of four environments that make up the sets for The Instit...

STEM Education Is Vital--But Not at the Expense of the Humanities Politicians trying to dump humanities education will hobble our economy