Science & Technology

The latest “Project Pitch” event at the Department of Statistics and Data Science featured presentations on topics as diverse as linguistics and public health.

Emily Coates, associate professor of theater studies, and Sarah Demers, the Horace D. Taft Associate Professor of Physics (Yale University Press)

In the early 20th century, Yale’s John Zeleny was the lone pioneer in electrospray studies. Now electrospray is used for batteries, drugs, rockets, and more.

Jakub Szefer, assistant professor of electrical engineering and of computer science (Morgan & Claypool Publishers)

Public inoculation, legal strategies, political mechanisms, and financial transparency may effectively combat scientific misinformation on climate change.

In a new study, researchers at Yale were able to profile for the first time both microRNA and messenger RNA in the same individual cell.

Using newborn rats as a model, Yale researchers have identified three distinct stages in brain development that occur before episodic memories can form.

Researchers have discovered the brightest quasar yet known, detected from the period when the universe’s star-making hydrogen gas became ionized.

As part of the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment, Yale’s Laura Newburgh has helped detect a rare, repeating radio burst from outside the Milky Way.

A machine-learning technique developed at Yale has identified a brain network that predicts future abstinence and may help customize treatments in the future.