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One Qbit, Two Qbit, Supercomputer
In a breakthrough for the field of quantum computing, researchers have successfully altered a single electron’s spin
Read More »Test Tube Meat: It’s What’s for Dinner
Production of meat outside of standard farm animals may help satisfy the world's protein demand
Read More »A Bat’s World
Professor Roman Kuc studies bat echolocation to help build new sonar systems for robots
Read More »Microbots: Using Nanotechnology In Medicine
Scientists and doctors are developing tiny robots that can find targets, deliver drugs, and monitor the body
Read More »Mitchell Smooke Awarded the Zeldovich Medal
Professor Mitchell Smooke has received the Zeldovich Medal for his research in combustion theory
Read More »Enriching Uranium
Laser technology lights new paths to nuclear power by facilitating uranium enrichment
Read More »Yale’s New “Design Factory”: The CEID
Yale's Center for Engineering Innovation & Design (CEID) now provides engineering students with workspace, resources, and instruction
Read More »One of the Many Quirks of Quantum
Yale Professors Jack Harris and Leonid Glazman developed a new detector to settle a decades-old debate about the existence and nature of non-dissipating quantum currents.
Read More »Alumnus Profile: Dr. Edward Cheung Ph.D. ’90, Building Gadgets from Aruba to NASA
Since receiving his doctorate in Electrical Engineering, Dr. Edward Cheung has worked for NASA, developing technologies for satellites from Hubble to the
Read More »New Grant for Intelligent Buildings Project
Yale’s Intelligent Buildings Project has received a $200,000 grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation to conduct research on building energy consumption
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