Yoram Alhassid, Yale professor of physics, has received the prestigious Alexander von Humboldt Senior Scientist Award, which is given to “scholars with internationally recognized academic qualifications. The award is intended as a lifelong tribute to the...
Nationally and internationally known health-care experts will gather with patients, health-care providers, students and community members on Saturday, April 6 at Yale, to discuss the challenges and dilemmas of “patient-driven care.” The colloquium will...
A team of students from Hill Regional Career High School and Common Ground Charter School will represent the city in the FIRST Robotics Competition, founded by Dean Kamen of DEKA Research, when they head to the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum from...
Famed salsa musician Eddie Palmieri will visit Yale University as a Chubb Fellow, with a performance scheduled for April 22 at 8:30 p.m. in Woolsey Hall and an April 23 symposium to be held at 4:00 p.m. in the Yale University Art Gallery’s McNeil...
A team of students from Hill Regional Career High School and Common Ground Charter School will represent the city in the FIRST Robotics Competition, founded by Dean Kamen of DEKA Research, when they head to the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum from...
A team of students from Hill Regional Career High School and Common Ground Charter School will represent the city in the FIRST Robotics Competition, founded by Dean Kamen of DEKA Research, when they head to the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum from...
Sixteen students from Hill Regional Career High School and three students from Common Ground Charter School will represent the city in the FIRST Robotics Competition, co-sponsored by Yale University and the United Illuminating Co. Founded by Dean Kamen...
The first annual Conference on Anthropological Approaches to Health Research will be held at Yale University on Saturday April 6. “Medical anthropology is the comparative study of medical systems, health beliefs and health practices,” says Yasmina...
In his new book, Yale political science professor Robert A. Dahl takes a provocative look at the U.S. Constitution and draws startling conclusions about its democratic foundations. “How Democratic Is the American Constitution?” explores the historic...
The Muriel Gardiner Program in Psychoanalysis and the Humanities at Yale will finish the academic year with two meetings in April. On Thursday April 18, Anne Higonnet will speak on “The Photographs of Sally Mann.” Higonnet is an associate professor of...
