Malleable Memories: How Misinformation Alters Our Perception of the Past
Professor Charles Morgan of the Yale School of Medicine finds new evidence that memories may be altered through exposure to misleading information.
Professor Charles Morgan of the Yale School of Medicine finds new evidence that memories may be altered through exposure to misleading information.
The story of the notothenioids illustrates how relatively small changes in temperature have led to major differences in species survival.
Yale researcher Katie Prudic has discovered that Bicyclus anynana, a species of African butterfly, changes its courting and mating behavior based upon the temperature in which it is raised.
Thanks to members of the Yale faculty and student body who knew Michele Dufault, who passed away last April in a tragic machine shop accident, an asteroid has been named in her honor.
Professor John Bargh proposes that an autonomous goal system can deceive humans into changing how they view the world.
The Goizueta Foundation, a private organization renowned for supporting academic institutions that empower and improve people’s lives, has awarded Yale a $1.915 million grant to