Morgan Ng, Assistant Professor of History of Art, makes the case in a new book that breakthroughs in many fields of design yielded cutting-edge defensive technologies during the Italian Renaissance.

Steven Berry, a leading figure in the fields of industrial organization and applied microeconomics, is among the most cited and influential work in economics in the last two decades.

Huang, Assistant Professor of Statistics & Data Science and of Political Science, speaks with the Institution for Social and Policy Studies about her work and how it can improve the accuracy and practicality of social science.

Associate Professor Jessica Lamont won two awards for her monograph In Blood and Ashes: Curse Tablets and Binding Spells in Ancient Greece (Oxford 2023). Professor Kirk Freudenburg received the biennial Vergilian Society McKay Prize for his monograph Virgil’s Cinematic Art: Vision as Narrative in the Aeneid (Oxford 2023).

Luciano Floridi, who joined the Yale faculty in 2023, is considered a founder of the philosophy of information and one of the major interpreters of the digital revolution.

FAS chemists, evolutionary biologists, and geochemists make waves with their latest research and collaborations.

Sunil Amrith, a scholar of global environmental history, will lead Yale’s international engagement efforts.

A Yale-led astronomy team may have discovered the first direct evidence of a supermassive black hole just after it formed — in a galaxy they’re calling “Infinity.”

Earth.com interviews Malena Rice, Assistant Professor of Astronomy, about her recent study which maps binary stars.

A Yale-led study has found that night lizards, small reptiles that inhabit North and Central America, survived the extinction event that wiped out most life on Earth — despite living near ground zero.