There is no cure yet for type 1 diabetes, a disease that affects more than one million Americans. Read the story of a new FDA Breakthrough drug, Teplizumab, that could not only treat the symptoms of type 1 diabetes, but also delay or prevent its onset.
Dark matter is one of the most elusive problems facing physicists today. But researchers at Yale’s Wright Laboratory might have found a new method to detect it.
Random numbers play an integral role in cybersecurity and scientific discovery. A Yale team invented a new laser-based mechanism to generate randomness at ultrafast speeds.
Climate changes is rapidly expanding the range of disease-carrying mosquitoes. Scientists at the Yale School of Environment tackled the issue by using cutting-edge artificial intelligence techniques.
Yale researchers have studied the electrical properties of different materials to solve challenges in the design of electronic devices.
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