Science & Technology

A Yale-led team of chemists has identified a tiny “device” that helps certain photosynthetic organisms collect sunlight.

What do cakes and Earth’s continental crust have in common? They both need time to mix. For continents, that means hundreds of millions of years.

By extending the lifetime of a quantum bit, or qubit, a Yale-led research team has made a major step forward in the practical feasibility of quantum computers.

In a Q&A, Eli Fenichel discusses his work to get the government on track to account for the use of natural capital and integrate that data into decision...

Using a specially made running track and mathematical modeling, a new Yale-led study seeks to better understand this remarkable physical feat.

Archaeochemist Andrew Koh, the new museum scientist at the Peabody Museum, analyzes carbon residues on artifacts to learn how ancient peoples lived and died.

YSN’s Simulation Team was recently on hand to help students from the Drama School stage a production inspired by the pioneering Jamaican-Scottish nurse.

A new, Yale co-led study provides critical information about how genes are switched on and off and expressed in different areas of tissues and organs.

Advances in robotic biopsy and imaging technology allow Yale physicians to look deeper into the lungs than ever before when searching for signs of cancer.

In a Q&A, Yale SOM’s Song Ma discusses important lessons for founders on the bank’s recent collapse, starting with diversifying their financial...