This tribute leans heavily on the words of Robert A.M. Stern as recorded in his book with Leopoldo Villardi, “Between Memory and Invention, My Journey in Architecture,” and the memories and writings ...

Two formative experiences shaped Craig Crews’ path into drug development. First, when he was still a child, his grandmother died from cancer at just 52 years old. “At the time, there weren’t very many ...

For years Yale researchers David Breslow and Mustafa Khokha have worked together with a similar challenge in their sights – trying to capture the interplay between certain genes and the pediatric ...

Accelerating Connecticut’s position at the forefront of next-generation science, Gov. Ned Lamont last week pledged a $121 million statewide investment in quantum technology that includes support for ...

Democracy in the age of AI: Scholars explore risks, opportunities, and innovation Nov 20, 2025 From Institution for Social and Policy Studies Discoveries ...

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The widening path for women entrepreneurs in New Haven and beyond Nov 20, 2025 From Jackson School of Global Affairs Teaching and learning ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is automating tasks that once were the sole domain of human beings. AI-powered machines are diagnosing heart conditions, predicting the weather, and even ...

Well before the rise of Google, Amazon, Facebook, and other tech behemoths, philosopher Luciano Floridi contemplated the ethical and conceptual implications of the information age, producing work that ...

In 1830, France forcibly and violently colonized Algeria, keeping it as a territory until 1962, when the North African nation gained its independence following one of the longest and most intense ...

Socially isolated older adults who enter intensive care units (ICUs) are more likely to die and are at increased risk of disability after discharge compared with those who are more connected to family ...

One-third of people older than 85 in the United States are estimated to live with Alzheimer’s disease today, according to the National Institute on Aging. The condition’s characteristic long, slow ...