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

A global diabetes epidemic is on the horizon, and researchers around the world are working against the clock to find a cure. However, one major

Each of us is the product of a molecular battle fought by paternal and maternal genes during the earliest stages of development. Yale evolutionary biologist

Surprisingly, some of the brightest things in the universe are not necessarily found at Yale. Quasars, even those that are billions of light years away,

As millions of Americans are struggling with heart disease, researchers like Dr. Michael Simons are making revolutionary discoveries that will ultimately help alleviate or even

Sage Hall in the School of Forestry is now home to a new rain garden, designed by Caitlin Feehan (FES ’14) and Cary Simmons (YC

Loping through shallow waters with their duckbills agape, the hadrosaurs of popular imagery are no roaring, ancient conquistadors. They are round and gentle-looking, the sort

How is wine similar to yogurt? Both confer health benefits, such as the anti-inflammatory properties of red wine and the calcium-rich nature of yogurt. But

Renewable energy has many benefits—global accessibility, scalability from home to national use, low carbon emissions, and virtually no limit on abundance. However, the oft-overlooked problem

In the summer of 2012, physicians at Yale-New Haven Hospital admitted a baby with a mysterious illness. The baby was critically ill with fever and