Using a particular type of sedimentary rocks as their guide, Yale’s Derek Briggs and colleagues begin to tackle the question of when animals first appeared on Earth.
A new study by Yale’s Shiro Kuriwaki and colleagues explored how much of the electoral bias seen at the national level can be traced back to party-led efforts.
In a new course this spring, FAS Dean Tamar Gendler merged classic texts with recent findings in cognitive science to reimagine ancient wisdom.
Yale’s David Watts, who has studied Uganda’s Ngogo chimpanzees for decades, describes the strengths and shortcomings of Netflix’s popular “Chimp Empire.”
The new Center for Geospatial Solutions will enhance Yale’s research, training, and infrastructure in the fields of geospatial science, data, and analysis.
Yale’s Richard Prum explains the relationship between beauty and evolution in buntings.
Yale’s Jill Jarvis discusses the role of literature in “decolonizing” memory in Algeria and the intellectual journey that ultimately led her to North Africa.
