Yale Researchers Leonard Kaczmarek and Christopher Pittenger are working on investigating rare genetic diseases through a combination of genetic sequencing, basic science research and clinical application.
The media has been quick to cause uproar over a potential relationship between cellphone radiation and certain types of cancer, but the scientific community has yet to reach a consensus on this issue. The claim that cellphones definitely increase one’s chance of a cancer diagnosis is undoubtedly a myth.
Creating artificial life is not a new pursuit; in fact, scientists have been working on its components for years. A recent breakthrough by Dutch scientists has brought us leaps and bounds closer to a functional plastic cell.
Biomedical engineers at Yale have created a new, more human-like model for studying inflammation with the goal that discoveries in a petri dish can actually translate to cures for diseases in the human body.
It is no secret that the Earth is getting hotter. A buildup of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane has sparked a slow
This Smithsonian Channel documentary follows Tim Malkin as he investigates the possibility that refractive mirages caused the Titanic disaster.
The Free-D wireless power system, developed by Dr. Pramod Bonde of the Yale Department of Surgery, successfully wirelessly powers an implanted heart assistance device, creating much hope and promise for heart disease patients.
Profile of ’93 alumni, Matt Pharr.
We tend to believe radiation is an unqualified evil, but a BBC documentary explores this fear of radioactivity and posits the radical idea that it might not be so bad after all.