Science & Technology

Yale researchers have created model thalamuses to study diseases like epilepsy, autism spectrum disorder, schizophrenia and depression.

The two day hackathon, held at the Center for Collaborative Arts & Media, focused on how to effectively communicate climate change data with virtual...

Thirteen Yale faculty members are among the 24 new members announced by the academy on Feb. 20. They will be introduced May 28 at the academy’s annual dinner.

At the Yale Center for Engineering Innovation and Design, a workshop explored how the physical properties of paint can influence the art it creates.

Yale’s Meng Cheng, Nir Navon, Hailiang Wang, and Yang Cai are among 126 U.S. and Canadian early-career scientists and scholars to receive the $70,000 award.

More than 70% of researchers fail to reproduce scientists’ experiments — one reason may lie in the significant differences in cell lines used by different labs.

Composer and Yale Quantum Institute artist-in-residence Spencer Topel will speak on “Immaterial Waves: Light, Sound, and Architecture” on Feb. 28.

FIt-SNE, an accelerated version of t-distributed Stochastic Neighborhood Embedding, will aid researchers in developmental biology, neurology, and other fields.

Professor Jun Korenaga will take part in a new, NASA-supported project that will examine the specific conditions that led to the rise of life on Earth.

The origins of chewing in prehistoric mammals — a watershed moment in our evolution — is the subject of a new study from Yale researchers.