• A Delicate Balance: How to Capitalize on Data Storage Capacity While Maximizing Effectiveness & Ease of Use
  • Greenwich’s Bruce Museum Engages Teens
  • News from the National Academies:
    • US Competitive Edge in Science, Engineering Depends on Minority Participation
    • Sustained Involvement in Education, Research Urged
    • Long-Term Effect of Ocean Acidification Unknown
    • Engineering a Quieter America
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
  • Connecticut Scientists Elected to the National Academies in 2010

Winter 2015

Volume 30, 4

  • CTDOT Relies on State-of-the-Art Tools to Keep Traffic Moving in Winter Weather
  • New England Air Museum Conitnues to Soar
  • News from the National Academies:
    • The Employability Divide: Transforming US Education to Create Lifelong Learners
    • Optimizing US Investment in Academic Research
    • Water-Energy Nexus Critical to Economic Security
    • Getting it Right: Improving Diagnosis in Health Care
  • CT Scientists Elected to National Academies in 2015
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
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Fall 2015

Volume 30, 3

  • Preparing for Pandemics: Ebola Tests State’s Policies and Protocols
  • Submarine Force Museum Preserves, Interprets Submarine History
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Flood Insurance: Linking Rates to Risk
    • Assessing Impacts on Resources and Climate of Projected Economic and Population Growth Patterns
    • New Report Recommends Strategies to Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates
    • The Promise of Solar Energy: New Developments Offer New Challenges and Opportunities
    • Connecticut Student Among 2015 EngineerGirl “Engineering in Sports” Essay Contest Winners
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
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Summer 2015

Volume 30, 2

  • Connecticut’s Evolving Innovation Ecosystem
  • Yale’s Joan Steitz Awarded 2015 Connecticut Medal of Science
  • News from the National Academies:
    • New Report Urges US to Strengthen Innovation, Productivity, Workforce Training
    • FAA Should ‘Reset Expectations’ Says Report
    • Battery Technologies for Automotive Applications
    • ‘Cognitive Aging’ Poses Major Health Issue for Older Americans, IOM Report Finds
    • Personalized Medical Robots: The Next Generation
    • IOM Report Recommends ‘Vital Signs’ to Score Progress on US Health Care
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
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Spring 2015

Volume 30, 1

  • The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine: Changing the Landscape of Bioscience in Connecticut
  • Keynote Address at CASE Annual Meeting and Dinner – May 19: A Conversation: Edison Liu, President and CEO, The Jackson Laboratory, Talks with Dan Haar, Columnist, The Hartford Courant
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Analyzing Cancer Risks Near US Nuclear Facilities
    • Big Data: History, Status, Challenges
    • Overview of Big Data from US Perspective
    • IOM SMART Vaccines Software Tool Updated to Help Prioritize Vaccine Development
  • Newly Elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
  • Coming to a School Near You: Audubon CT’s Schoolyard Habitat Program
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
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