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ARIELA LOPEZ

Former School of Medicine researcher sues Yale for alleged damaged research

After Sam Lee filed a claim against Yale for a destroyed incubator, the University filed three counterclaims, pointing out Lee’s history of retracted papers and allegedly fraudulent research.

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School of Medicine holds third medical spelling bee. Balanoposthitis was the winning word

Medical terminology is notoriously challenging to both laypeople and medical students alike. On March 19, Yale graduate students competed to see who was the best speller of them all.

UMA JEDDY & ANYA GEIST

James Kimmel Jr., Yale psychiatrist, to publish “The Science of Revenge”

James Kimmel Jr., a lecturer in psychiatry at the School of Medicine, is set to publish a new book on May 27.

Haven’t cleaned your water bottle? Yale experts break down the dangers of mold

Mold lurks in moist locations, including on the inside of water bottles. On a popular app, Fizz, students have confessed to cleaning their water bottles only once every several months, and Yale researchers weighed in on the potential dangers of mold exposure.

Haven’t cleaned your water bottle? Yale experts break down the dangers of mold

How a proposed bill can increase access to diapers in Connecticut

Almost a year on, state psychiatric hospital oversight discussion unresolved

KALINA BROOKFIELD

Connecticut bird flu cases rise as federal health communications flounder

Yale professors to tackle liver disease in Connecticut

MEDICAL RESEARCH AND YNHH

School of Medicine holds third medical spelling bee. Balanoposthitis was the winning word

UMA JEDDY & ANYA GEIST

James Kimmel Jr., Yale psychiatrist, to publish “The Science of Revenge”

Yale New Haven Health pushes back on Prospect’s Texas bankruptcy sale plan

KALINA BROOKFIELD

YSPH plans new facility to consolidate school into two buildings

KALINA BROOKFIELD

Yale researchers document violence on global health systems

Yale astronomy graduate student writes a Martian adventure children’s book

Moo Deng mania: The science behind viral cuteness

Yale materials science professor receives presidential award

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Yale forum celebrates ten years of Center on Climate Change and Health

Palette to Purpose: Yale undergrads use art, music and touch to chronicle the burning world

EVENTS, FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

Yale administers alternative summer STEM research funding for undergraduates amid cancellation crisis

Ali Zaidi, former White House climate advisor, gives talk at School of the Environment

Inside Yale’s medical school: First years share their experiences

Undergraduate-run research conference to be official event at McInnis’ inauguration

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Blending research and advocacy, Yale’s Housing and Health Equity Lab tackles homelessness through a scientific lens

White House memo pushes Yale research toward public accessibility

Yale looks to continue buying carbon offsets since starting in 2020

CubeSat continues work on student-built satellite set to launch into outer space next year

Environmental Humanities highlights importance of interdisciplinary studies in welcome back panel

Yale doctor on the Senate stage: Kasia Lipska’s fight for accessible diabetes solutions

Yale experts discuss this season’s “tripledemic”

Yale researchers discover new treatment for babesiosis

New Haven artificial reef continues to grow

Yale faculty member’s online therapy program seeks to break down barriers to PTSD care

Yale scientists look to hearing loss to detect Alzheimer’s early

New clinical case conference series explores Black youth mental health