Yale News · Latest university news
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- 1.Turning biology into better skin carenews@yale.edu (Yale News) · Yale Medicine physician–scientist Dr. Christopher Bunick explains how studying the skin barrier at the atomic level could help break the cycle of damage and inflammation behind eczema.
- 2.When questionable confessions hold lives in the balancenews@yale.edu (Yale News) · Yale Law School’s Laura Fernandez has spent her career focused on issues of indigent defense, capital punishment, and prosecutorial power — including work that is now the basis for a true crime b
- 3.Clearing the air about super-Earths, sub-Neptunes — and their respective atmospheresnews@yale.edu (Yale News) · Yale geophysicist Jun Korenaga and former postdoctoral researcher Darius Modirrousta-Galian suggest a new explanation for the abundance of super-Earths and sub-Neptunes outside the solar system.
- 4.Student combines engineering, design — and watchesnews@yale.edu (Yale News) · Aiden Tumminello ’28, a double-major in Mechanical Engineering and Architecture, designs watches inspired by campus landmarks.
- 5.Citizens’ Assembly shows a path to consensus on Connecticut property taxesnews@yale.edu (Yale News) · The report details 10 proposals including how to bring real tax relief, protect municipal budgets, and build a stronger, more sustainable future for every community in the state.
- 6.Historic new observatory reveals two hidden companions of the Milky Waynews@yale.edu (Yale News) · A team of researchers, including Yale astronomers, have discovered two new “satellites” orbiting the Milky Way.
- 7.Can waste help solve the graphite problem?news@yale.edu (Yale News) · Graphite made from biomass residues and recovered from spent batteries could cut up to 20 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year by 2030, but only if the supply chains are built carefu
- 8.Bureaucracy, populism, and trust in governmentnews@yale.edu (Yale News) · In a Q&A, political scientist and new Yale faculty member Luca Bellodi discusses questions that motivate his work, including how governments function, why people lose trust in institutions, what b
- 9.Study reveals amino acid can diminish age-related inflammationnews@yale.edu (Yale News) · Taurine controls an inflammatory response of the innate immune system. Manipulating it could be a target for inflammaging.
- 10.How a political-redistricting technique could help protect more wildlife for lessnews@yale.edu (Yale News) · Yale SOM researchers adapted a computational strategy used in political redistricting to identify well-connected networks of wildlife habitats that can be protected cost-effectively.
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