A new computational model clarifies the structure and mechanics of cells, offering scientists insights into tumor growth, healing, and embryonic development.
“CPSC S115 Intro to Full-Stack Web Development” will offer students computer science and coding fundamentals, and carry two Yale College credits.
A fatty acid inhibitor that acts upon endocannabinoid receptors in the brain may be able to help people with cannabis use disorder reduce withdrawal symptoms.
Yale scientists are among 50 who are part of a new international experiment that challenges previous claims about the detection of non-luminous dark matter.
Diversity policies designed by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education have increased the numbers of female, black, and Hispanic medical school matriculants.
Using brain measurements, researchers have predicted how people’s eyes move when viewing natural scenes, an advance in understanding the human visual system.
In the past decade alone, the out-of-pocket costs for insulin have doubled in the United States, leading to rampant underuse by diabetes patients.
Genetic analysis of Galapagos tortoises like Lonesome George has found they possessed gene variants linked to DNA repair, immunity, and cancer suppression.
While 75% of surrogates feel confident that they know their elder loved one’s preferences in the event of a serious illness, only 21% of them actually do.
Variations in cells called fibroblasts may explain why skin regeneration is less robust in older people and how certain types of scars form, says a new study.