For nearly eight decades, Robert G. Shulman, a Yale biophysicist and pioneer of spectroscopy, has contributed major insights to a host of scientific fields.

During Peter Salovey’s presidency, the university’s commitment to the humanities has brought faculty expansion and new spaces and resources. Second in a series.

In 2024 persistence continues to shape Gilbert’s work—not only in the lab, but in her efforts to advance belonging in science.

Joe Cleary, one of Ireland’s most distinguished literary critics, was recently appointed the John M. Schiff Professor of English, effective immediately.

The Elihu Professor of Economics and Global Affairs at Yale finds that population size, trade, and inequality are important factors in today’s changing global economy.

In his new book, Ian Shapiro defends the Enlightenment principles of science and reasoned thinking against philosophical assaults from the right and left.

Jarvis is Assistant Professor in the Department of French in the Yale Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Her book, “Decolonizing Memory,” has won several awards including the Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Prize from the FAS.

Caines’ research has revealed important insights into the behavior of nuclear matter under extremes of temperature and density.

Brancher, a specialist in the French Renaissance, joined the Yale faculty in the fall of 2023.

In an interview with Yale News, Kaiama L. Glover discusses her scholarship at the nexus of French, francophone, Caribbean, and literary studies.