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  1. The awards support unconventional approaches to major challenges in biomedical and behavioral research.

    Six Yale researchers receive NIH ‘High-Risk, High-Reward’ awards
  2. The Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Article Award recognized Karell’s 2023 article "'Born for a Storm': Hard-Right Social Media and Civil Unrest."

    Daniel Karell, Assistant Professor of Sociology
  3. De La Cruz was selected for his pioneering research on the mechanisms of the actin cytoskeleton and molecular motor proteins.

    Enrique M De La Cruz, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry
  4. Charles Brown, Ian Moult, and Eduardo Higino da Silva Neto received recognition for their cutting-edge research.

    Charles Brown, Ian Moult, and Eduardo Da Silva Neto, Assistant Professors of Physics
  5. Yale’s Sunil Amrith explains why historical abuses of the planet for profit are also linked to human injustice — and why he nonetheless remains hopeful.

    Sunil Amrith and his book The Burning Earth: A History
  6. Muñoz, whose work has shed light on evolutionary processes, has been named a 2024 MacArthur “genius” fellow.

    Martha Muñoz, Assistant Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
  7. A new speaker series brings leading professionals in statistics and data science together with Yale students to talk about career development for women.

    Cynthia Rush and Elena Khusainova
  8. The grant will support Ko in collecting and sharing new recordings related to Umóⁿhoⁿ (Omaha), a critically endangered language.

    Edwin Ko
  9. In a Q&A, Alexandra T. Vazquez describes how her hometown of Miami infuses her scholarship and how she plans to introduce students to performance in New Haven.

     Alexandra T. Vazquez
  10. In a new memoir and poetry collection, FAS lecturer Danielle Chapman uses fierce empathy and a moral imagination to come to terms with personal and historical tragedy.

    Danielle Chapman, Lecturer in English