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Asking the right questions: Yale mathematician pushes for better AI science

From School of Engineering & Applied Science

Addressing behavioral health in patients with end-stage liver disease

From School of Medicine

Yale researchers develop innovative technique to detect elusive particles

From Wright Laboratory

At the future frontiers of discovery

From For Humanity: The Yale Campaign

Waste watchers: Using AI to minimize food waste in dining halls

Mainstreaming nature in U.S. policy

From School of the Environment

William R. Burch Jr., pioneering scientist in social and community forestry

From School of the Environment

Toby Bryce

Planetary Solutions

Yale carbon capture center takes next steps in leadership, research

A robot that survives through self-amputation

From School of Engineering & Applied Science

The first of three Small Aperture Telescopes in the Simons Observatory

At new observatory, Yale expertise helps probe the ‘infant universe’

The rite stuff: New mace represents ‘rebirth’ of Yale Engineering

Cleaner water with electrified membranes

From School of Engineering & Applied Science

Energy efficiency may keep rodents at bay

From School of the Environment

Making clinical guidelines work for large language models

From School of Medicine

Hubble image of Jupiter.

A new explanation for Jupiter’s great, shrinking ‘Spot’

Russian environmentalists bring conservation skills and insights to YSE

From School of the Environment

Novel protein detects and responds to changes in blood flow

From School of Medicine

Yale researchers target an autoimmune disease-associated gene variant

From School of Medicine

New research findings could help rainforest restoration efforts

From School of the Environment

Yale Engineering faculty pave new paths in quantum exploration

From School of Engineering & Applied Science