Corn Fields2026Joshua Gao
Corn Fields2026
Tree House2026
Scales of Design2026
Eigenjumps2025
Langevin Jump Detection2025
Force Plate Validation2025
U.S. Patent — Force Sensors2025
U.S. Patent — Acoustic Fire Suppression2020Stuff
- Franciscus Summer Travel Fellowship in Entrepreneurship2025
- Tsai CITY Summer Fellow2025
- Guest Lecture, Columbia University M.S. in Technology Management2024
- Praxis Emerging Founder2024
- Yale China · Yuna Biscuit2024
- MassChallenge2024
- VentureWell2024
- NSF I-Corps2023
- Thomas J. Watson Memorial Scholar2023
- Yale Engineering Scholar2022
- Opening Plenary Speaker, Nexus at the United Nations2019
- Hive GLS '19 Talk2019
- Tufts $100K Summer Fellow2019
- Hive GLS Young Innovator of the Year2019
- Pete Conrad Scholar2019
- Gore Innovation Excellence Award2019
Links
- Yalies raised $17 million this summer in Nob Hill hacker house
- Vault Kinetics: Making elite-level biomechanics testing accessible
- Forget Wall Street. Elite Students Are Spending Their Summers on Startup Dreams.
- Yalies plan to pack a Bay Area house, seeking investors for start-ups
- Student-run startup finalizes athletic performance tracking device
- New season, new solutions: Celebrating Tsai CITY’s 2025 Summer Fellowship cohort
- Meet the Winter 2025 E-Team Program cohort
- Vault Kinetics
- From biotech to fit-tech: Startups pitched to win a $25K prize at MC|Innovate 2024 in Dallas
- Vault Kinetics: Fit tech startup with roots in faith and ENAS 118
- With high-tech mat, students are electrifying sports data
- Yale Technology Spotlight: Vault Kinetics
- Students find belonging center stage at Yale Schwarzman Center
- Joshua Gao: Global Champion
- Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union awards $2,500 to Jeanne D'Arc Tank student pitch competition winner (HiveAid)
- Rotary Club of Nashua West — Four Way Speech Contest and scholarship recipients
- New Hampshire Boys Division I — player leaderboard (2020–2021)
- High School Golf: Will there be any area plaques this fall?
- City of Nashua — archived meeting minutes
- Alumni Story — Joshua Gao
- HS Roundup: Close wins for BG, HB and Merrimack softball
- As COVID cases rise, tense debates in Nashua over school reopening
- Nashua South students create company to help in college application process
- Four Nashua South students win Conrad International Entrepreneurship Challenge
Reading
- Analysis I
- Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology
- Designing Data-Intensive Applications
- Diary of a Confused Educator
- Diary of a Very Bad Year: Confessions of an Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager
- In the Roundest of Places: One Teacher's Journey
- Linear Algebra and Learning from Data
- Pioneering Portfolio Management
- Poor Charlie's Almanack
- Principles of Cartel Disruption
- Shoe Dog
- Spectral and Algebraic Graph Theory
- The Holy Bible
- Value: The Four Cornerstones of Corporate Finance
An asterisk means my personal life has intersected with the author's in some way, and I may appear in the book.
Yale College
Economics
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Introductory Econometrics
- Game Theory
- Financial Economics
- Corporate Finance
- Private Equity Investing
- Investment Analysis
- Behavioral Finance
- Social Entrepreneurship Lab
- Linear Algebra with Applications
- Statistical Methods with Applications in Science and Finance
Engineering
- Introduction to Engineering, Innovation, and Design
- Introduction to Computing for Engineers and Scientists
- Calculus of Functions of Several Variables (multivariable calculus)
- University Physics (year sequence)
- General Physics Laboratory
- Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations with Applications
- Mechanical Engineering I: Strength and Deformation of Mechanical Elements
- Computer-Aided Engineering
- Thermodynamics for Mechanical Engineers
- Mechanical Engineering II: Fluid Mechanics
- Mechanical Engineering III: Dynamics
- Statistical Methods with Applications in Science and Finance
Further exploration
Each line shows Yale College Programs of Study–style numbers (four digits where the bulletin uses them). Cross-listed subjects are written out in full (for example APHY 4700 / ECON 4446). My transcript sometimes used older listings (ECON 361 for corporate finance, MENG 280 for strength, THST 241 for classical Hollywood); the codes here follow the current catalog. In-progress courses (ARCH 2000, ECON 2121, ECON 4450, ECON 6672) may appear without grades until the term posts. APHY 4700 is intentionally listed under both economics and engineering; that row still links to a public departmental syllabus PDF. For syllabi by term, try CourseTable. General physics lab was taken as PHYS 166L and PHYS 165L on the transcript (PHYS 1660L / PHYS 1650L in the current catalog).