Science & Technology

A new platform developed at Yale utilizes CRISPR technology to knock out genes individually and test which have the biggest impact on tumor response.

In a new study, Yale researchers shed new light on how plants use specialized photoreceptor proteins as biochemical light switches.

A new Yale study of yeast quantifies how the age of a cell affects the repair of breaks in both strands of the DNA molecule, which lead to genomic instability.

New Yale-led research shows how a hormone called GDF15 helps the body to tolerate inflammation while fighting off infections like sepsis.

Batista focuses his research on the development of rigorous and practical methods for simulations of quantum processes in complex systems

Victor Salvador Batista and Zoltán Szabó were appointed to endowed professorships.

New research into capsids — protective proteins that help HIV thrive — may lead to new ways to boost the immune system’s defenses against the virus.

The Research Experience for Veteran Undergraduates program is a nine-week summer research program that immerses a select group of vets in the scientific life.

With a groundbreaking computer simulation, a Yale-led team of astronomers has gained new information about the vast space — and matter — in between galaxies.

This year’s Summer Institute, hosted by Haskins Laboratories, was entitled “The Literate Brain: Linking Researchers with Practitioners.”