Catch a sneak peek at some of the things we're working on. They're not quite ready for the bright lights of the big game but we hope you'll like them.

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Yahoo! Sponsored Campus Seminar Series

One of the many ways Yahoo! Academic Relations (AR) interacts with top universities across the U.S. to sponsor seminar series in academic areas of high interest to Yahoo! scientists, engineers, and business people. Talks in these series are given by world-class faculty members, PhD students, and industry experts.

With an eye towards maximizing the value of these series, AR is piloting a program under which we have arranged to capture the seminar talks we sponsor in several of the premier CS programs in the country (Carnegie Mellon University, MIT, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) as well as in the Kellogg Business School at Northwestern University and archive the talks on this site so they may be accessed at any time. Future plans call for expansion of the pilot program to include all seminars at all the institutions with which AR maintains strategic relationships.

The Campus Seminar Series videos are available here.

Yahoo! Open Source Student Projects

Yahoo! has a long and strong tradition of using, creating and contributing to Open Source technologies and we encourage student developers around the globe to join us! Studying and contributing to these technologies, as well as researching and architecting new open technologies can help expand your career opportunities. Open Source code is free and easily accessible. Adoption can be widespread, and knowledge of popular Open Source technologies can enable greater career opportunities.

Learn more about Yahoo! Open Source Student Projects.

Curriculum Support and Development

Yahoo! research scientists are frequently found on university campuses giving tech talks and teaching classes. If you are interested in learning about how you can access these talks for your own classroom please
contact us.

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