Image Courtesy of Flickr. Severe aortic stenosis (AS) is a common form of valvular heart disease that involves the aortic valve becoming unusually narrow, affecting
Photo Courtesy of Alex Dong. Jonathan Rothberg GSAS’ 91, the pioneer of next-generation DNA sequencing, has always had a scientific bent and entrepreneurial spirit. His
Organic Chemistry is one of the most notoriously difficult classes at Yale. Pre-med hopefuls and chemistry whizzes alike spend long nights learning reaction mechanisms and
Image Courtesy of Catherine Kwon. The Galapagos Islands have been an archetypal example of evolution and natural selection since 1835, when famed naturalist Charles Darwin
Source: Image Courtesy of NIH Image Gallery. Since its inception in the 2010s, genome editing has been revolutionizing biotechnology, with methods like CRISPR/Cas9 empowering scientists
From curating exhibits at the Smithsonian to teaching judges about the facts of climate change, Paul Hanle (PhD ’75) has spent decades helping the public
For Anna Albright (YC ’23), caring about our climate is a way of life. It all began in her high school environmental science class. As