Science & Technology

Howie and Harlan are joined by Brita Roy of NYU Langone Health to discuss her work drawing on the existing assets of a community to improve health outcomes.

Combining human expertise and judgment with AI’s data-driven recommendations is a challenging but powerful way to deliver business results.

Yale’s Alfred Guy discusses the potential dangers and opportunities of the AI technology and how educators can utilize it to improve student writing.

A new study on research funding’s long-term ripple effects suggests that the United States should invest more in semiconductors and green technology.

Last week at Yale’s Tobin Center, over 60 top economists gathered to present research and provide practical insights on regulating the digital economy.

Miller, who researches equity, governance, and ethics in medical research and data sharing, discusses her work to broaden representation in healthcare.

Emonet was recently appointed the Lewis B. Cullman Professor of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology and Professor of Physics.

Yale’s Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage recently co-hosted a workshop on the latest X-ray technology used in art analysis and preservation.

Yale researchers study a program to fight childhood obesity, a new theory about the density of the universe, and the demographics of clinical trials.

Data from the James Webb Space Telescope shows the universe may have started forming star-filled galaxies earlier than previously thought.