A pair of new Yale studies confirm that dark matter is not always associated with traditional matter on a galactic scale — which settles a year-long debate.
YaleWomen speaks with Dean Tamar Gendler regarding her leadership role as a female dean, the challenges she has faced as a parent in academia, and her vision for the future...
For her work in computer science, Grace Hopper ’30 M.A., ’34 Ph.D. has been called the “queen of code.” Yet beneath that crown was the brain of a mathematician.
Nicholas A. Christakis, Sterling Professor of Sociology (Little, Brown and Company)
Professor Edyta Bojanowska’s new book, “A World of Empires,” is a rereading of novelist Ivan Goncharov’s obscure 1858 travelogue “The Frigate Pallada.”
Dayal focuses her research on the semantics of natural language and its interface with syntax and pragmatics, typically from a cross-linguistic perspective.
Tylus is a literary historian who specializes in late medieval and early modern European literature, religion, and culture.
