The Yale School of Medicine and Gilead Sciences have recently announced a three-year extension of the research collaboration that has focused on the development of
Animal manure may be more than just stinky. A recent Yale study showed that cow manure fertilization induces a bloom of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in soil,
At the Evolution 2014 conference, Yale graduate student Daniel Field was awarded the W.D. Hamilton Award for his research elucidating the origins of bird flight.
Parenthood is rightfully seen as a huge responsibility. Having a child brings enormous economic, social, and personal changes to the lives of parents. However, it
Pigs have become synonymous with trouble; not like the troublemaking green pigs in the game Angry Birds, but as brown, tusked creatures that eat and
In 2010, 38 year-old Darek Fidyka was paralyzed from the waist down. Stabbed in the back, Fidyka had an eight-millimeter gap in his spinal cord.
Since identifying HIV in the mid-1980s, scientists have been trying to better understand the enigmatic qualities of this virus. Current research is approaching the issue
In the face of natural disasters, deaths, and other uncontrollable events, people have searched for greater meaning in the obstacles, sometimes choosing to view misfortune
The temperature in New Haven is dropping, and, as happens every year, influenza will soon begin to spread. Tracking and predicting the magnitude of the
The Leica Center for Excellence at Yale’s West Campus facility opened its doors on October 20 and hosted an interactive super-resolution workshop to showcase its