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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. Tapping into a fresh source on West Campus, a diverse group of partners have come together to explore how the magical substance might affect cell signaling and growth in cancer cells.
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Cryo tomography brings new life to the study of human biology at Yale
“We’re beginning to really understand the molecular mechanisms bacteria use to spread infection in our bodies” - Jun Liu, of the Microbial Sciences Institute, featured in a film about the impact that CryoEM technology is having on our understanding of human disease
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Yale scientists flip molecular switches on building blocks of life
“Molecules evolve just like organisms - they descend from common ancestors." A team of researchers at Yale is expanding our understanding of how bacteria continue to evolve and adapt at the molecular level.
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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 symposium
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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
