Black carbon particles, which are a major component of soot, have been found to have a much greater contribution to global warming than previously thought. Yale professor Trude Storelvmo co-authored a recent study assessing the effects of these particles on climate change.
The Bit-Harvesters system is a short message service-enabled monitoring device that is attached to turbine installations.
Stuxnet was allegedly created by the US and Israeli governments in order to infiltrate and destroy computers within the Iranian nuclear program.
Daniel Spielman ’92, Henry Ford II Professor of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Applied Science, was named one of this year’s MacArthur Fellows in October. The
Dr. Jay Ague, chair of the Department of Geology & Geophysics and Curator-in-Charge of Mineralogy at the Peabody Museum, was named to the Henry Barnard
Three Yale researchers met to discuss the nature and state of the AIDS pandemic, touching upon accessibility problems, breakthroughs in medicine, and hopes for the future.
The Second Annual Conference for Undergraduate Women in Science and Engineering at Yale (UWISAY) went off with great success.
After 46 years on the faculty of Yale University, Dr. J. Michael McBride retired this year from his position as the Richard M. Colgate Professor of Chemistry.
Researchers have broken a distance record for quantum teleportation, a fast and secure communication technology.
Professor Daniel Spielman has received a MacArthur Fellowship for innovative research in algorithm efficiency.
Professor Mitchell Smooke has received the Zeldovich Medal for his research in combustion theory.
Dr. Sherry McKee investigates the link between smoking bans and alcohol abuse.