Yeshiva University in New York City has announced plans for a $15 million science development program. Under the program, a 15‐story structure will be built to house the University's Belfer Graduate School of Science, including both teaching and research facilities. In addition, existing programs will be expanded and new programs introduced in the fields of biophysics, astrophysics, computation, and chemistry.

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Astrophysics, Education, Teaching, Biological physics
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