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Yale's Map of Life wins $2 million for rainforest tracking innovation
The Map of Life Rapid Assessments (MOLRA) team, based at Yale University, has been awarded a $2 million prize in the XPRIZE Rainforest competition.
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Yale students receive prestigious 2025 Rhodes Scholarships
Two Yale seniors and a recent alum have been awarded the prestigious 2025 Rhodes Scholarships.
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Yale partners with New Haven for climate-focused mural project
A new mural in New Haven, created through a collaboration between Yale University and the City of New Haven, is drawing attention to climate change.
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Oral History of American Music adds Abdullah Ibrahim interview
The Oral History of American Music (OHAM) collection has expanded with the inclusion of an audio interview featuring Abdullah Ibrahim, a renowned pianist and composer.
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Opioid disorder meds underused in US psych hospitals despite proven effectiveness
A recent study led by Yale School of Medicine researchers reveals that medications for opioid use disorder (OUD) are underutilized in psychiatric hospitals across the United States.
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Pianist Abdullah Ibrahim featured in Yale's Oral History of American Music collection
The Oral History of American Music (OHAM) collection at Yale Library has expanded with the addition of an audio interview featuring Abdullah Ibrahim, a prominent pianist and composer.
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Yale students collaborate on Maren Hassinger's new sculpture installation
This fall, first-year students at Yale University participated in a unique project as part of the "Six Pretty Good Ideas" seminar.
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Yale-led team discovers evidence for new type of superconductor
A team led by Yale physicist Eduardo H. da Silva Neto has provided strong evidence for a new type of superconducting material, potentially paving the way for novel methods of achieving superconductivity—electric current flow without energy loss.
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Astronomers discover ancient 'Red Monster' galaxies challenging existing theories
An international team of astronomers has identified three supermassive galaxies, referred to as "Red Monsters," that were fully formed within the first billion years after the Big Bang.
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Clemens Scherzer named Stephen & Denise Adams Professor at Yale
Clemens Scherzer, a prominent figure in precision neurology, has been appointed as the Stephen and Denise Adams Professor of Neurology at Yale University.
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Yale School of Music alumni earn Grammy Award nominations
The Yale School of Music (YSM) recently announced that several of its alumni have been nominated for the 2025 Grammy Awards.
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Fengnian Xia appointed Tso-Ping Ma Professor at Yale
Fengnian Xia, a notable figure in the field of low-dimensional quantum materials and devices, has been appointed as the Tso-Ping Ma Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Yale University.
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David Smith remembered for contributions to bioethics education
David Smith, a prominent figure in the fields of religion and bioethics, passed away on October 5 at the age of 85.
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Yale honors veterans' contributions at annual ceremony
Members of the Yale community gathered on Veterans Day to honor those who have served in the military.
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Researchers develop new tool for improved liver cancer detection
Hepatocellular carcinoma, a prevalent type of liver cancer, remains a significant health challenge worldwide.
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Liangbing Hu joins Yale as Melamed Professor of Electrical Engineering
Liangbing Hu has been appointed as the Carol and Douglas Melamed Professor of Electrical Engineering at Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science, effective July 1, 2024.
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Experts discuss predistribution as alternative approach to tackling economic inequality
Rick Harrison reports on the ongoing debate over tax-and-spend policies aimed at reducing economic inequality.
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Lin Zhong named inaugural Joseph C. Tsai Professor at Yale
Lin Zhong, an experimental computer scientist known for his pioneering work in computer systems, has been appointed as the inaugural Joseph C. Tsai Professor of Computer Science at Yale University.
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Philipp Strack named Cowles Foundation Professor at Yale
Philipp Strack, a scholar recognized for his contributions to microeconomic theory, has been appointed as the Cowles Foundation Professor of Economics at Yale University.
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Yale appoints Abhishek Bhattacharjee as A. Bartlett Giamatti Professor of Computer Science
Abhishek Bhattacharjee, a prominent computer scientist known for his work in computer architectures and systems software, has been appointed as the A. Bartlett Giamatti Professor of Computer Science at Yale University.