A research team led by Anthony Koleske, Ensign Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, has identified how variations in a gene called TRIO can influence brain functions and result in distinct neurodevelopmental diseases – paving the way for future therapeutic developments.

The new method offers a glimpse into the critical formative stages of RNA molecules — and may help lead to early therapeutic treatments when cellular production goes awry.

Koelle, a professor of molecular biophysics and biochemistry who has been recognized for teaching excellence, will begin a five-year term on July 1.

A new Yale study describes a key mechanism that blocks egg-sperm fertilization.

Karla Neugebauer, a biochemist whose research has revealed new insights into the function of RNA, joined the Yale faculty in 2013.

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

De La Cruz was selected for his pioneering research on the mechanisms of the actin cytoskeleton and molecular motor proteins.

The new members will join previously elected fellows in helping to advance the common good.

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

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