With a groundbreaking computer simulation, a Yale-led team of astronomers has gained new information about the vast space — and matter — in between galaxies.
Yale professor John MacKay explores the legacy of the avant-garde Soviet filmmaker Dziga Vertov and his 1929 masterpiece, “Man with a Movie Camera.”
Coauthored by a Yale mathematician, a new study shows that average Americans can assess mathematical arguments for beauty, just as they can art or music.
Dorsey, recently appointed as the Frederick W. Beinecke Professor of Computer Science, focuses her research on computer graphics.
Schiffer is an international leader in experimental condensed matter physics, specializing in the study of magnetic systems.
Kenyon focuses his research on mathematical models of crystal formation and phase transitions, e.g. the water-to-ice transition or magnetization transition.
Piskac focuses her research on programming languages, software verification, automated reasoning, and code synthesis.
