Yale researchers have created an operating system (OS) called Determinator that can strictly enforce deterministic behavior in parallel computations. Their research may help eliminate the time-dependent bugs and security issues that plague otherwise promising parallel computer systems.
The new 4G wireless networks are bringing big changes, including vastly increased speed and Internet compatibility. How is it different from today’s networks?
William Zeng, BK ’11 was selected as a Rhodes Scholar; he will pursue a Master of Science in mathematics and the foundations of computer science at Oxford in October.
Yale Professor Eugenio Culurciello wins the Presidential Early Career Award for his research with bio-instruments.
A multi-disciplinary team of scientists hope to develop a new type of Internet architecture whose concept is molded around today’s content-driving Internet.
Professor Menachem Elimelech, the Roberto Goizueta Professor of Environmental and Chemical Engineering at Yale, is at the forefront of research for developing solutions to the world’s critical water problems.
On December 13, thirteen Yale seniors presented the results of their Mechanical Engineering capstone project (MENG 489a).
Recently, the International Mathematical Union (IMU) awarded Daniel Spielman, Yale Professor of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, the legendary honor of the Rolf Nevanlinna Prize.
In the mid-20th century, José Delgado performed stunning experiments using electrical brain stimulation. Today, Delgado’s legacy is evident in the many medical devices that rely on interactions with the brain.
David Spiegel, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Yale University, has devoted his research to the synthesis of complex molecules capable of manipulating immunological functions to treat disease.