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The power of a dancer’s ankle

In a Q&A, Yale orthopaedic surgeon (and one-time ballet dancer) Arianna Gianakos explains the mechanics — and risks — of being en pointe.

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Cutting-edge lab technique hints at new era for neuroscience

From School of Medicine

Larry Samuelson

‘Incentives matter’

Economist Larry Samuelson on pioneering game theory research at Yale

From Cowles Foundation

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New study offers a double dose of ‘hot Jupiters’

Yale researchers show how the long-term evolution of binary star systems with two planets and two stars can produce something rare: double hot Jupiters.

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Scientists find cellular brain changes tied to PTSD

Single-cell analyses of postmortem brain tissue reveal genome alterations linked to PTSD, offering insights into targeted treatments.

Franklin College in the fall.

See statements from Yale University about the Hamas-Israel war and an overview of the university’s policy on freedom of expression.

Photograph of an Magnetic Resonance Research Center scanner

Yale announces new biomedical imaging institute

From School of Medicine

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. of the Cherokee Nation lecturing to a room full of Yale Law School students

Teaching and learning

Stretching the imagination

From Yale Law School

Julia Alexander

Julia Alexander, distinguished art curator and art historian

Angela Lee-Smith teaching her mini-course on reading Korean

Higher Education

Yale faculty learn Korean, rocket science, and more in summer courses

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Protecting what matters

Federal research funding fuels American innovation and resilience, powering student education, supporting local jobs, saving lives, and bringing hope to patients and families. Watch to see the ripple effects in action.

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Making a difference

Yale’s impact on America

From Yale University

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WHAT’S AT STAKE

Research for the greater good

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

‘Help defend Yale’s teaching, research, and scholarship’

From Office of the President

Kevan Herold

Why NIH support matters: A Yale M.D. explains

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American Innovation

Yale, other universities file brief in case aiming to preserve research funding that benefits America

Audio: Why might drinking harm women’s brains faster than men’s? Psychiatrist Yasmin Zakiniaeiz weighs in

Infectious disease expert Onyema Ogbuagu discusses lenacapavir, a new HIV prevention drug with ‘ridiculously high’ efficacy

Even low levels of arsenic in tap water pose risks to prenatal babies, says environmental health scientist Vasilis Vasiliou

Ornithologist Richard Prum explains how genetic mutations more than 20 million years ago helped birds broaden their diets

Study: Roman Telescope may be transformative in better defining dark matter

In a new study, Yale’s Priyamvada Natarajan and other astronomers predict the new Roman telescope will elevate the ability to study dark matter.

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