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How do cities begin to solve the pressing challenges they will face in the coming decades, including climate change, affordable housing, and employment? A new group of Global Network scholars

A major research collaboration involving the Yale School of Management (SOM), Mexico’s National Commission for Security, the Mexico City Police Department, and Innovations for Poverty Action will study how to create

Professor Robert Dubrow, M.D., Ph.D., is faculty director of the Yale Climate Change and Health Initiative at the Yale School of Public Health. The program was established in 2015 to

Helen Caines has spent much of her professional life immersed in cosmic soup. While other physicists have chased gravitational waves, cultivated qubits, and mused about dark matter, Caines has focused

Stephanie Siow ’17 knows that young adults can make a big mark on the world, but she never imagined that just a few short weeks after graduating from Yale she’d

Researchers from Yale and Rice University have developed a system that uses solar energy and nanoparticles to make saltwater drinkable. The system could potentially be used off-grid in remote areas

Back in 2003, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended only certain populations get annual flu vaccinations; healthy children under 5 were not among them. But did that make

In the fall of 2016, Tara Torabi met her first patient over the phone, a woman in her 30s with a muscle weakness that has stymied doctors. Since then Torabi