The Yale chapter of Engineers Without Borders USA is putting classroom lessons to the test with projects like water infrastructure improvements in Tanzania.
The discovery of a fatal mix of infections in mice will allow scientists to study macrophage activation syndrome in an animal model for the first time.
The third annual SEAS-sponsored symposium, to be held Friday, Feb. 15, will provide advice to students, staff, and alumni on navigating the STEM job search.
Incorporating neuroimaging and genetic data, Yale researchers have built a mathematical model of the human brain that predicts local differences and function.
Yale scientists will be able to use the new hardware for transmission electron microscopy, e-beam lithography, energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, and more.
As a graduate student in 1999, Yale’s Priyamvada Natarajan made a prediction about cosmic winds and black holes. New research has just proved her right.
A study has found most of the heat generated when cells divide comes not from DNA replication, but from cells’ coordination and information signaling system.
This Sunday’s Super Bowl will feature a 40-something QB up against a rival who’s only in his 20s. But does age really matter? Yale SEAS researchers weigh in.
