In one experiment, they presented volunteer participants with eight identically colored circles on a computer screen. The researchers then highlighted a group of four circles and asked the ...

Born in Ukraine before it declared its independence in 1991, and having lived in both Moscow and western Ukraine, Tytarenko is fluent in Ukrainian and Russian. Her research interests beyond language ...

Edward Kamens ’74, ’82 Ph.D., the Sumitomo Professor of Japanese Literature, Emeritus in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, a former student of Harper’s, lauded him as a “model of scholarly devotion ...

By comparing the results from both PCR tests and screenings for the immunological biomarker in more than 1,000 people (including children and adults, some who had a viral infection, and some who did ...

Julia Alexander, a distinguished curator and art historian who began her career at Yale and went on to become deputy director for curatorial affairs at the San Diego Museum of Art, the executive ...

In the case of hot Jupiters, Liu said their very existence challenges previous conceptions of planet formation, making their formation mechanisms even more interesting. “We would expect giant planets ...

Like many orthopaedic surgeons, Gianakos was drawn to the field by her own experience as an athlete. She’s been in her patients’ shoes — as a dancer, a basketball player, and a track and field athlete ...

Marta L. Tellado ’02 Ph.D., the former president and chief executive officer of Consumer Reports, will serve as senior trustee starting July 1, and Carter Brooks Simonds ’99, a managing partner of the ...