Cells create own detergent to clean up infections
Researchers at the Systems Biology Institute and the Nanobiology Institute have teamed up to discover a powerful weapon in the arsenal of non-immune system cells — a protein that acts like a detergent to wipe out invading pathogens much like the way that Ajax cleans dirty dishes
$8.5M federal grant aims for big impact from small molecules in the gut
Yale researchers across a range of disciplines are coming together to explore the ‘metabolome’, with the results expected to have profound functional consequences in human health and disease
Yale team demonstrates innovative approach towards long-duration energy storage solution
Scientists at the Yale Energy Sciences Institute have taken the next step towards the sustainable use of hydrogen peroxide for long-duration energy storage
Two Yale scientists receive cancer research prize
Many congratulations to West Campus faculty Drs. Lillian Kabeche and Sidi Chen, who are the first grantees from Yale School of Medicine to receive the prestigious Pershing Square Sohn Prize for Young Investigators in Cancer Research
Yale class discovers new approach to breeding microbiomes
In findings published today in Nature Ecology & Evolution, a team of researchers at Yale’s West Campus have turned the tables on previous work to manipulate communities of microorganisms, also known as microbiomes, to perform specific functions by breeding them
Science for the win: Scholarly excellence continues to define Yale’s West Campus
We’re proud of the unceasing progress of our Yale community: of the scholarly achievements of our faculty and students, and the dedication of all the staff who have kept our campus moving forward!
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