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Yale Nursing students create menu for better community health
Students at Yale School of Nursing are utilizing the campus landscape to create their own healthy meals, and a deeper understand of “holistic wellness” and the benefits of a healthier diet
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The broadest cross-section of scholars gathered last week to share their novel science as part of the Cancer Systems Biology at Yale - CaSB@Yale - a research center, funded by the National Cancer Institute to address fundamental questions at the core of cancer biology.
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Science Tech Forum draws experts from across region
Technology experts gathered at West Campus May 10th for the Regional Core Facilities Technology Forum – a first of its kind learning network of experts from Yale, UConn, Wesleyan, NYU, and the research technology industry.
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Robert Crabtree elected to Royal Society
“I am very glad to receive this honor from the country of my birth.” Robert Crabtree, C.P. Whitehead Professor of Chemistry, and faculty member of the Energy Sciences Institute, has been elected a member of the Royal Society, the UK’s national science academy.
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Günter Wagner elected to National Academy of Sciences
The Alison Richard Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and faculty member at the Systems Biology Institute, has been elected a member of the National Academy of Sciences. Wagner has made a lifetime of fundamental contributions to the integration of developmental and evolutionary biology.
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“Dream come true” as Yale graduate student joins inaugural class of Schmidt Science Fellows
Drawing on his talents in chemical engineering and biology - and his personal experiences at Yale – graduate student Karl Barber has won a place on the unique post-doctoral program, conducted in partnership with the Rhodes Trust
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