Science & Technology

YData, a new introductory-level lecture course co-taught by Professors Jessi Cisewski and John Lafferty, will aim to “demystify” data science for students.

Yale's lacrosse team is now the best in the nation. The Center for Engineering Innovation & Design has something to do with that.

Keynote speaker William Michener and Yale researchers from across disciplines gathered on Nov. 30 to discuss the role of data in their research.

Yale scientists are among 50 who are part of a new international experiment that challenges previous claims about the detection of non-luminous dark matter.

The announcement follows President Peter Salovey’s response last week to recommendations from the University Science Strategy Committee.

Using brain measurements, researchers have predicted how people’s eyes move when viewing natural scenes, an advance in understanding the human visual system.

Thanks to a new class at the Center for Engineering Innovation & Design, students are tackling the hazards of sports.

Science journalist Lisa Margonelli will come to Yale on Thursday, Dec. 6 to talk about her new book, “Underbug: An Obsessive Tale of Termites and Technology.”

A flake just one atom thick has provided scientists at Yale with new insight into a promising material for the next generation of high-speed electronics.

Genetic analysis of Galapagos tortoises like Lonesome George has found they possessed gene variants linked to DNA repair, immunity, and cancer suppression.