About twenty years ago, when Brian Volkman was still a postdoctoral student, he was approached by a colleague who was studying HIV and looking to
How important is childhood self-control in adulthood?
Reaching a new level of precision for the fine structure constant
Using Machine Learning to Predict Which Viral Mutations Escape the Human Immune System
Protection of the world’s animals presents many challenges, but conservation’s newest defense weapon actually works from space. One of the problems conservationists and zoologists face
The Mariappan Lab at Yale sheds light on a key cellular pathway
Negative Perceptions Surrounding Cultured Meat
A human being is composed of about 37.2 trillion cells, seven octillion atoms, sixty thousand miles of blood vessels, three billion DNA base pairs, and
Optimizing conditions for therapeutic delivery in congenital lung diseases
Metallic glass opens new possibilities in the field of nanoimprinting
Tectonic plate movements drive many geologic processes on Earth, from earthquakes to volcanos, yet how tectonic plates start sinking beneath one another is not well
Image courtesy of Flickr. Every year, nearly eight hundred thousand Americans experience a stroke, each with a possibility of brain damage or death. Following such
Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Every student has been there—you’ve prepared for a big exam, but when you read over a question, you blank on
After surgery, effective pain management is one of the most critical aspects of patient recovery. Treatment requirements can vary from person to person, leading to
Image courtesy of Yasmine Halmane. Defying the pessimists who doubted the ability of Yale students to follow COVID-19 safety protocols, the Yale student body conducted
Image courtesy of Flickr. Imagine you’re at First Year Formal. You’re talking in a circle, and your belly is full of the mini hot dogs.
Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Africa and Asia are home to some of the largest land animals alive. Grasslands and rainforests conjure up images of
If you’ve ever watched the Netflix series Black Mirror, you’re well acquainted with the on-screen consequences of artificial intelligence gone rogue, invasive medical technologies, and
Ever wondered what our appendix actually does? Or why you feel like sneezing when you pluck your eyebrows? How about why the spider in your
It is not easy to sit with a pregnant woman while monitors all around you tell you her fetus’s heart is slowing; her child is
Since December 31, 2019, when COVID-19 was first reported to the World Health Organization, the world has been waiting to hear positive news about a
Anna Zhang (DC ’23) is well known for her accomplishment as a Forbes 30 under 30 honoree on the Art & Style list, but her
The Psychological Impact of the Pandemic on Students
