In a Q&A, Yuejie Chi, Charles C. and Dorathea S. Dilley Professor of Statistics and Data Science, discusses her ongoing research into making AI more efficient.

Berro, Associate Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, joins the Biohub’s Immune Cell Reprogramming program, where his research will focus on developing programmable mechano-transducers for precision diagnostics and therapeutics. This prestigious recognition supports innovative, high-impact research through unrestricted funding and access to a cutting-edge collaborative community in New York.

In a Q&A, violinist Maiani da Silva explains how including anthropological themes in her debut solo album helped her “dig deeper” into questions of the human condition.

David Vasseur, a Yale professor who addresses foundational questions in ecology and evolutionary biology, has been appointed the next head of Saybrook College.

Emma Zang, Associate Professor of Sociology, discussed her research on siblings, particularly how academically successful older siblings can positively affect their younger siblings’ academic performance.

Karla Neugebauer, R. Selden Rose Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry and Professor of Cell Biology, was recently featured in a Nature Methods profile about a nascent community of researchers working to bridge molecular and planetary scales — bringing the tools and perspectives of cell biology to bear on questions of urgent global importance

Hwansoo Kim, Professor of Religious Studies and of East Asian Languages and Literatures, has been appointed the next head of Morse College.

Shirley Wang, Assistant Professor of Psychology, is working alongside Christine B. Cha, Associate Professor at Yale's Child Study Center, to use smartphone data to understand the harms and benefits of social and digital media use.

Andrew Miranker, Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, spoke to the journal Science the “molecular archive” found in the oil paintings of Ralph Albert Blakelock. By extracting DNA and proteins from microscopic samples of paint, he and other scientists are using arteomics to uncover hidden biological clues.

This is the fourth prize for Zadeh's 2023 book, which the Haskins Medal prize committee said “pairs the most rigorous scholarship, incisive inquisitiveness, and entertaining narratives to conjure up lives, feelings, and ideas from other worlds.”