Yale Daily News

Pfizer, the world’s largest drug company, is close to announcing plans for construction of a new inpatient clinical trial center in conjunction with Yale University […]

November 18, 2002

A Yale School of Medicine research team may have found an answer to why one out of every 1,000 babies in the industrial world dies […]

May 1, 2002

Yale’s Biomedical Engineering Program will receive a $7.1 million grant — the largest in its history — for a project designed to study epileptic seizures, […]

April 25, 2002

Imagine a microchip implant that could act like a miniature pharmacy inside your body, releasing medicines when it deemed necessary. Professor Robert Langer of the […]

April 17, 2002

Staff Reporters More than two years ago, Yale announced it was planning to invest $500 million in Yale School of Medicine facilities over the next […]

April 10, 2002

Despite tough economic times nationally, Connecticut’s biosciences industry is doing well, according to a new statewide economic report. At a conference Monday, Connecticut United for […]

March 28, 2002

Engineer John Morrell ’86 didn’t give the opening remarks for his talk in Davies Auditorium from the normal podium — he delivered them while cruising […]

March 6, 2002

By the end of 1994, the papers and books of engineering professor Thomas Graedel, a specialist in industrial ecology, had been cited more than 2,200 […]

February 22, 2002

In the fifth century B.C., Democritus developed the theory that objects were made up of atoms. In the 21st century, Yale applied physics professor Michel […]

February 13, 2002

The merging of two black holes is one of the strangest occurrences expected in modern astronomy. But now Yale researcher Priyamvada Natarajan, an assistant astronomy […]

February 11, 2002

In the growing market of pharmacological drug development, a new cocaine vaccine may be another success story for a clinical researcher at Yale. Dr. Thomas […]

January 31, 2002