Science & Technology

Kim is best known for his work on environmental nanotechnology in which he develops various novel nanomaterials for sustainable water treatment.

A science and engineering panel at the recent AYA Assembly & Yale Alumni Fund Convocation featured Peter Schiffer, Akiko Iwasaki, Scott Strobel, and others.

In addition to ongoing research in quantum computing, the Yale Quantum Institute is committed to exploring the intricate connections between science and art.

This fall, Yale students had a chance to imagine and prototype their own “smart” devices and systems as part of a cohort-based Intensive held at Tsai CITY.

This video from researchers in the Greco lab at Yale shows how stem cells and neighboring cell types influence the growth of hair and the replacement of skin.

Yale researchers at their partners have identified a new fluorescent protein that will make it possible for live neurons to glow red when activated.

Burnt toast and dinosaur bones have a common trait: They both contain chemicals that, under the right conditions, transform their proteins into something new.

New research suggests that melanoma patients with brain metastases should be given a combination of two types of checkpoint inhibitors.

Yale’s Daniel Smith and Bhart-Anjan Bhullar have won a 2018 Vizzies People’s Choice award for photography thanks to their picture of an embryonic gecko.

A new 430-million-year-old animal species related to crabs and shrimp presents a rare look at the respiratory organs of a tiny crustacean.