In March of 2020, students left for spring break and were told not to return to campus. The world was hit with an existential crisis – a global pandemic – the worst one since...
Proteins are essential for all of life’s functions and most organisms rely on 21 amino acids encoded in DNA to construct them. However, a small group of microbes possess a...
The National Cancer Institute has selected a Yale-based start-up, Modifi Biosciences, for a $2.4 million fast-track Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Award to bring...
Carmelita Ro-Mendez certainly makes the most of her summer time off from Yale. She’s spent the last two gaining valuable research experience – moving closer to her goal...
The Chemistry undergraduate peer mentors hosted a series of Lightning Talks to share their path to chemistry research with undergraduate students interested in chemistry or...
Tyler Myers, a 3rd-year Ph.D. student from the Miller Lab, was awarded a Prize Teaching Fellowship for teaching in 2021-2022. The award, recognizing outstanding performance...
The words beautiful and creative rarely come to mind when talking about disease, but scientists often use them to describe the small molecule chemistry that reveals new...
The trillions of bacteria that reside in the human gut are known to play a critical role in promoting mental and physical health. But new research shows that the gut...
For decades, researchers studying the conversion of light energy into electrical or chemical energy — such as in solar cells — have focused on the movement of electrons,...
