Science & Technology

Fabio Pacucci, a Yale postdoctoral associate, has helped create an animated video about black holes for the educational website TED-Ed.

The reconfigurable skins, developed in the lab of Yale’s Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio, allow users to create multi-functional robots on the fly.

Yale is one of four U.S. universities chosen to design and plan the production of 150 particle detector assemblies for a major international physics experiment.

Yale scientists have demonstrated a new method to control the behavior of light on a silicon chip — specifically, its direction — by using sound waves.

New Yale research offers insight into how filamin mutations can cause neurological, cardiovascular, and skeletal abnormalities during human development.

The new internships are part of a wider partnership between Yale and the Smithsonian meant to prepare future generations of researchers and scholars.

New findings about the importance of the protein Lso2/CCDC124 — made up of just 92 amino acids — may have important implications for cancer research.

Combining engineering, biology, and physics, three Yale researchers have received a four-year grant from the NSF to study chromatin in yeast cells.

The combination of a new sequencing technique and machine learning can speed up the diagnosis of diseases in newborns and reduce false-positive results.

A Yale initiative that unites data science and neuroscience is one of 19 partnerships to receive $8.5 million in funding under the NSF’s TRIPODS + X program.