Transforming Enterprise Technology

Computer science professor Julie Dorsey is one of two winners of the first Female Founders Competition organized by M12, the investment arm of Microsoft. The competition focused on companies transforming enterprise tech.

Water Treatment Breakthrough

Inspired by Actinia, a sea organism that ensnares its prey with its tentacles, a team of researchers has developed a method for efficiently treating water.

Yale Engineering Now Available

Studying the science of artists' materials and tools, engineering's contribution in winning an NCAA Championship, and building safer, healthier athletes. It's all in the latest issue of Yale Engineering.

How Cells Move

A new computational model clarifies the structure and mechanics of soft, shape-changing cells, potentially giving scientists a better understanding of cancerous tumors, wound healing, and embryonic development.

New RNA Insights

Yale researchers have developed a technology that sheds light on the workings responsible for differences between individual cells - a breakthrough that could lead to new insights about cancer development.

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SEAS alums tackle infection diagnostics

Two Yale alumni, Eric Stern '03 GRD '07 and Aleksandar Vacic GRD '12, have created a new diagnostic tool that can determine the correct antibiotics with which to treat infectious diseases with...

Anjelica Gonzalez

Donna L. Dubinsky Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Anjelica Gonzalez focuses on the development of biomaterials for use as investigational tools, particularly for the investigation of immunological responses to inflammatory signals from endogenous and exogenous sources. With a mutli-disciplinary approach, the Gonzalez lab combines organic chemistry, molecular biology, mathematics, computational modeling and image analysis in work with significance to diseases and disorders ranging from arthritis to cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.