Yale political economist Ana de la O joins Marcela Eslava and Santiago Levy to discuss how research can help Latin American policymakers combat inequality.
Hundreds of experts are visiting Yale this week to explore the frontiers of research in areas like market design, machine learning, and information design.
A June 13 event co-hosted by Yale in Accra, Ghana, explored research-based directions for improving women’s economic and social participation in the region.
New research from Yale’s Adriana Germano shows how the seemingly gender-neutral advice to “follow your passions” helps explain the gender gap in STEM fields.
Earlier this month, political scientists gathered on campus to explore what the latest research can tell us about public preference and its effects on voting.
Soak up some great recent books by Yale faculty members, including novels, a guide to using your “influence superpower,” and an exploration of loneliness.
Children who have an older sibling with autism are at greater risk of developmental vulnerabilities if they also have relatives with psychiatric conditions.
