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AnimatingLife

When the original "Toy Story" was released, Theodore Kim knew computer animation was for him. Now, decades later, one of his animation innovations is featured in "Toy Story 4."

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$100 Million for Water Treatment

The five-year effort includes two SEAS researchers to develop water treatment technologies.

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Unexpected Chemicals

Yale researchers discover that chemical reactions in flavored liquids of the popular Juul e-cigarette create unexpected chemicals that can irritate users’ airways.

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Recycling Robots

Yale researchers will examine whether a collaboration between humans and robots can improve the efficiency and profitability of the world’s threatened recycling sector.

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Understanding Opioid Use Disorder

Researchers from Yale and Penn Medicine have created a new center that focuses on neuroimaging to improve our understanding of opioid use disorders and finding new treatments.

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Researchers use AI to find patterns among multitude of people and cells

A group of Yale scientists have devised a way to leverage artificial neural networks to reveal larger patterns of activity of individual cells that come from a multitude of individuals.

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Faculty Spotlight
Joan Feigenbaum

Joan Feigenbaum
Grace Murray Hopper Professor of Computer Science and Economics

Joan Feigenbaum's research interests include Internet algorithms, computational complexity, security and privacy, and digital copyright. She has a long-standing interest in fundamental problems in complexity theory and cryptology, and she is co-inventor of the security-research area of "trust management." She has also worked on algorithms for massive data sets, particularly in network operations and business-to-consumer e-commerce.