When it comes to moving over uneven terrain, a process known as “swing-leg retraction” makes the difference between running and falling.
A 900-foot interstellar space rock, ‘Oumuamua is known for its mysterious behavior — but new research has put to bed theories of alien origin.
New research is could help scientists understand the potential for light-matter interaction for any material, with promising practical applications.
This year’s two winners are David Blight for “Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom,” and Lisa Brooks for her YUP-published book “Our Beloved Kin.”
Researchers at Yale have developed a device that combines mechanical vibration and optical fields to better control light particles.
Yale’s Walter Jetz was among a team of international scholars who have developed a standardized system to assess and predict changes to Earth’s biodiversity.
Lewis is a scholar of modern literature and a member of Yale’s leadership team, responsible for global strategy.
