A new review analyzes what we know about how fungi disperse.
Working together, Yale undergraduate Chase Brownstein and Professor Thomas Near have published three peer-reviewed studies of “living fossil” fish lineages.
Measuring the patient’s perspective of recovery after cardiac surgery is challenging. During the initial recovery phase, clinicians struggle to collect information about sleep patterns, mental health, and other symptoms from their patients.
Growing up in Minnesota as the child of Indian immigrants, Bala Chaudhary, associate professor of environmental studies, loved spending time outdoors with her family. But she never imagined, back then, that she would her devote her professional life to researching the ecosystems she was exploring on foot.
Data from the James Webb Space Telescope shows the universe may have started forming star-filled galaxies earlier than previously thought.
Expansion of microRNAs in octopuses suggests a role in advanced brain development.
And Dartmouth researchers want to make sure chatbots don’t turn toxic.
Yale researchers study a program to fight childhood obesity, a new theory about the density of the universe, and the demographics of clinical trials.
A Yale-led study examines the potential environmental benefits of more carefully selecting patients for prostate biopsy in a way that can also spare low-yield and potentially harmful procedures.
Parents of infants who received financial coaching in a pediatric primary care setting were much less likely to miss well-child care visits for the first six months of life, according to new UCLA-led research.
California’s dwindling water resources and urban sprawl are leaving a group of residents you’ve probably never heard of on the verge of homelessness.
Dartmouth physics major helps explain what makes neutron stars shine so bright.
Study shows how election interference affects public opinion from abroad.
An Auburn University research team has published the first study to define, outline and apply novel climate-smart forestry, or CSF, principles to North America, specifically the Southern United States.
While phosphorus is an essential element for plant metabolism and growth, its future supply under elevated levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide is uncertain.
Precisely applied metal-organic technology detects and captures toxic gases in air.
A common ingredient – salt – could have a big role to play in the energy transition to lower carbon energy sources.
Dust is a common fact of life, and it’s more than just a daily nuisance – it can get into machinery and equipment, causing loss of efficiency or breakdowns.
Although it is relatively small, Enceladus — the sixth largest of Saturn’s 83 moons — has been considered by astronomers to be one of the more compelling bodies in our solar system.
UCLA astronomers think the object, X7, might be debris cloud from a stellar collision