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Bacterial colonies

Sticky situation? Insights into what holds antibiotic-resistant biofilms together

Three people with structures around them, including a dilution fridge insides

Quantum physics

ALPHA experiment reaches milestone towards the search for dark matter

From Wright Laboratory

Sperm heading toward an egg

Scientists discover how a naturally occurring mechanism hampers fertility

Luciano Floridi

Luciano Floridi named Dartmouth Montgomery Fellow

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center Computer Room

‘Inspiration and discovery’

Yale grows capacity for high-performance computing, AI-related research

Art education session being held in the Yale University Art Gallery

Teaching and Learning

From canvas to clinic: Med students study art to sharpen critical thinking

“Dort or Dordrecht: The Dort Packet-Boat from Rotterdam Becalmed,” by the English painter J. M. W. Turner,

Breaking digital silos to share cultural heritage collections

Abstract image of a grid of interlinked beads forming a cube

Unlocking the secrets of a superconductor

From Yale Engineering

School of fish swimming

How do cells respond to changes? It’s not all in the genes

Amir Haji-Akbari, Tristan Geiller, Ian Moult, and Shreya Saxena

Four Yale faculty members win Sloan Research Fellowships

Three people working with art supplies at a table in front of a white board.

Crossing disciplines

2025 Visualize Science competition explores black hole growth

From Wright Laboratory

Illustration image showing the working mechanism of the newly designed “dual-site” catalyst turning CO2 into CO and then into methanol.

A catalytic two-step: Transforming industrial CO2 into a renewable fuel

People gathered around a table at a networking event

Entrepreneurship

Yale Startup Matchmaking unites ideas and startup teams to accelerate impact

From Yale Ventures

Andre Wibisono

Wibisono wins NSF CAREER award to develop new framework for algorithm design

From Yale Engineering

A. Douglas Stone

Stone wins prestigious Max Born Award for optics research

Illustration of feet around a cell

Feet first: Understanding how mRNA helps cells ‘walk’

Julie Zimmerman

Julie Zimmerman elected to the National Academy of Engineering

From Yale Engineering

Illustration of a giant hand dipping an acid test strip into an ocean with an active volcano

Earth’s acid test: When did ocean acidity allow life to commence?

Illustration of a man, DNA strand, and chimpanzee

Study sheds light on the genetic changes that shaped human brain evolution

A red heart shape on a screen full of ones and zeros

Celebrate ‘Love Data Week’ with Yale Library, February 10–14

From Yale Library