Yale researchers have revealed how a kind of bacterium that causes Legionnaire’s disease can navigate its own course within a human cell by injecting a protein that can steer host cell membranes. Legionnaire’s disease is a severe pneumonia resulting...
Taking cocaine during pregnancy causes possibly permanent changes in an area of the brain that governs short term memory — leading to symptoms that are very much like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Yale researchers have found in two recent...
Renowned renal physiologist Robert W. Berliner, M.D., emeritus professor of cellular and molecular physiology and a former Dean of Yale School of Medicine, died on February 5 at age 86. Berliner made major contributions to the foundations of modern...
A New York Magazine cover article titled “Surgery Without Scars…” has included nine surgeons in the Yale Medical Group on a list of the top 100 minimally invasive surgeons in the tri-state area. “We are pleased that nearly 10 percent of the top 100...
President Richard C. Levin has named Amy Meyers, curator of American Art at the Henry E. Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California, as director of the Yale University Center for British Art, and professor of the...
The 2002 Federalist Society National Student Symposium on “Law and Truth” will be held at Yale Law School, 127 Wall Street, on March 1 and 2. Speakers include Theodore Olson, solicitor general of the United States; Anthony Kronman, dean of Yale Law...
A unique exercise in “deliberative democracy” will be conducted at Yale University, March 1 - 3, on the prospects for economic cooperation among cities and suburbs. The project is designed to show how barriers among municipalities in regions...
Student bands from Yale, Columbia, Princeton, Brown and the New England Conservatory will perform an afternoon of klezmer music beginning at 2 p.m., February 24, at Toad’s Place, 200 York Street. Tickets to the fourth annual Klezmerpalooza festival are...
Yale School of Architecture alumnus and faculty member Alexander Garvin was named to oversee the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan. “Alex Garvin has had a profound effect on New York City,” said Robert A. M. Stern, Dean of the Yale School of Architecture...
As part of its Wake the Dream program, Yale University Library Human Resources will sponsor the program, “Islamic Civilization and Muslim Identity,” on Tuesday, February 19, 2002, from 12-2 p.m. in the Sterling Memorial Lecture Hall, 130 Wall Street....