Scientists have discovered a very well preserved, ocean dwelling creature from 425-million-year-old rocks in the United Kingdom that may be the world’s oldest fossil animal that is definitively male, according to a study published this week in Science....
Yale College senior Andrew Klaber, of Buffalo Grove, Illinois, has received a prestigious Marshall Scholarship for study at the University of Oxford. Andrew Klaber, Marshall Scholarship Winner and Yale College senior Klaber is the undergraduate...
Yale University, state and local officials and FuelCell Energy, Inc. today dedicated Connecticut’s first high-efficiency fuel cell power plant at the Class of 1954 Environmental Science Center near Yale’s Peabody Museum. “As a leader in environmental...
Two Yale studies question the economics of medications in the two most widely prescribed and costly classes of psychiatric medications. One study found that a new and more expensive anti-psychotic drug is not more effective than a less costly, older one...
Parental involvement and religious practices, such as prayer or reading the Bible, can at times protect urban youth from the effects of witnessing or experiencing violence, according to a study at Yale. Exposure to violence and low social economic...
The Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS (CIRA) at Yale announces the following week of events to commemorate World AIDS Day: Monday, Dec. 1Topic: “AIDS in China: Lessons Learned” Speaker: Wan Yanhai, Yale World Fellow, Chinese AIDS Activist...
Yale scientists, using a computational approach, have found approximately 10,000 gene-like sequences or ‘pseudogenes’ in the human genome. Their work is reported in the current issue of Genome Research. Pseudogenes are DNA sequences that have high...
On November 19, 2003 chemistry department Chairman Gary Brudvig hosted the formal groundbreaking for the “Class of 1954” Chemistry Research Building at Yale University. Excavation began this past summer and foundation walls are now being erected. “This...
The Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS (CIRA) at Yale announces the following week of events to commemorate World AIDS Day: Monday, Dec. 1Topic: “AIDS in China: Lessons Learned” Speaker: Wan Yanhai, Yale World Fellow, Chinese AIDS Activist...
Yale scientists, using a computational approach, have found approximately 10,000 gene-like sequences or ‘pseudogenes’ in the human genome. Their work is reported in the current issue of Genome Research. Pseudogenes are DNA sequences that have high...