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Kicking off with a Preview Day for the Yale community on Friday, Oct. 26, West Campus is the venue for the City Wide Open Studios Alternative Space Weekend, Oct. 26-28
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Mark Aronson appointed Chair of cultural heritage Conservation Lab
The Chief Conservator of the Yale Center for British Art has been appointed Chair of the Conservation Lab at the Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage. The multi-disciplinary facility is shared by conservators, scientists, curators and students from across Yale’s collections and numerous collaborations
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A thief in our midst: scientists find microbiota proteins that rob us of our vitamins
Scientists at Yale’s Microbial Sciences Institute have uncovered the molecular “forks and spoons” that allow gut microbes to scoop up and ingest nutrients as they pass through our digestive tract.
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New wave of diverse scholars taps Yale, national network, to drive “science of art” field
It’s been a busy year for Genevieve Airyanne Antoine. The Tuskegee University graduate spoke about spending consecutive summers at Yale’s Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage, and a new career path on the horizon
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West Campus scientists compare distant relatives for clues to cell “family tree”
Scientists at the Systems Biology Institute move closer to resolving the riddle of how new cell types arise by studying tissue cells in two distantly related mammals. Their work was published today in PLOS Biology.
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Yale scientists probe “magical” royal jelly for possible clues to control cancer
Royal jelly has long been known for its mysterious growth effects on future queen honey bees. Using fresh source on West Campus, a diverse group of partners are exploring how the magical substance might affect cell signaling and growth in cancer cells.
