For patients like Bill Barrett, federal funding supports important clinical trials — and hope for breakthroughs in treatment for themselves and future generations. Watch to see the ripple effect of ...

What’s new in ancient languages and societies? For faculty in Yale’s Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, quite a lot — driven by their dedication to continued research and ...

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) promise to improve the lives of people with neurological conditions. A new Yale study explains how to protect brain implants from cybersecurity threats.

Luciano Floridi, a leading global authority on contemporary philosophy who is considered a founder of the philosophy of information and one of the major interpreters of the digital revolution, was ...

Yale’s MacMillan Center launched a new initiative promoting regional approaches to global challenges with a session on how to improve climate agreements.

A non-profit organization building on research from Yale’s Noah Planavsky has won the $50 million grand prize from the XPRIZE Carbon Removal international competition.

Open houses across the city helped celebrate the inauguration of Maurie McInnis by bringing people together with art, artifacts — and a little bit of farming.

“Of All Wild Things,” a new exhibit at the Yale Peabody Museum, features creative works by Yale College students inspired by the museum’s collections.

Infants can encode specific memories, a new Yale study shows, suggesting “infantile amnesia” might be a memory retrieval problem.

A first-of-its-kind study shows that experiencing violence and trauma leaves a heritable imprint on the human genome.

A Yale-led research team has uncovered how a naturally occurring biological mechanism is able to prevent sperm cells from interacting with an egg, preventing fertilization. The discovery, found in ...

In a new book, Yale historian Michael Brenes argues that engaging in great-power competition with China ultimately weakens the United States both at home and abroad.