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Floating superconductor

Solving a 30-year-old puzzle about a mysterious superconducting material

From Yale Engineering

Nir Navon and Jianyi Chen

‘Check your ingredients’: A new blueprint for using Fermi’s ‘Golden Rule’

Illustration: Crystals and individual elements floating in water

Looking to wastewater for alternative energy materials

From School of Engineering

Man with smartphone and fitness tracking watch

Wearables, social media, and what they mean for the doctor-patient relationship

From School of Medicine

Illustration of thermal imaging device

Better thermal imaging, thanks to a small device

From Yale Engineering

Min Wu

The rhythm that guides cell division

From School of Medicine

People building in a lab

Below the surface

Probing the mysteries of neutrinos a mile underground

From Wright Laboratory

Close up image of fosslized fish teeth.

Tiny teeth fossils reveal ancient origins of ocean’s most abundant deep-sea fish

Illustration of science icons

Insights & Outcomes

Hungry bacteria and a new way to scale up data

Researchers examine the skeletal remains of a Medici

Under the Tuscan sun

Genetic analysis of Medicis’ remains reveals Renaissance-era malaria strains – and closes book on a murder mystery

3D rendering of bacteria

‘Atomic zoom’ brings gum disease bacteria into sharp focus

From Yale West Campus

Collage of different faculty with lock icon overlay

New Yale policy protects faculty authors’ copyright in open access publishing

From Yale Library

Andres Hidalgo and Sofia Vieto look at cell images on a computer screen

What the immune system does when you’re not sick — and why it matters for aging

From School of Medicine

Photomask schematic

Yale ‘Y’ written with light points to patternable color-changing materials

From Yale Department of Chemistry

Image of blood vessel endothelial cells signaling

The hidden signaling network of blood vessels

From School of Medicine

Quantum computer

Quantum Science

A new vision for quantum computing takes a big step forward, with new grant

3D illustration of proteins

Piecing the puzzle of how proteins fit together

From Yale Engineering

Hattie Chung with a colleague

Aging reshapes the ovary long before reproductive function ends

From School of Medicine

A fibroblast (green) with the epidermis (red) and collagen fibers (blue).

Skin runs deeper than we thought

From School of Medicine

A grey and orange salamander

More than meets the eye

The secret lives of salamanders