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Evan D. Morris, professor of radiology and biomedical imaging, biomedical engineering, and psychiatry, has been named a "Visiting Scholar" at The Hastings Center.

Running on rough terrain is an incredibly complex process, yet animals from guinea fowl to cheetahs manage to do it. Among humans, even casual runners can navigate such surfaces fairly well.

The ability to control light with electronics is a critical part of advanced photonics, a field with applications that include telecommunications and precision time-keeping. But the limits of...

Holly Rushmeier, newly named as the John C. Malone Professor of Computer Science, focuses her research on shape and appearance capture, applications of perception in computer graphics, modeling...

Researchers from around the world will gather at Yale this summer for the 4th International Conference on Packing Problems.

As a kid, Aaron Dollar liked math and physics, but he fell harder for the arts—sculpture in particular, because it provided a formal outlet for his impulse to build things. He arrived as a...

A Jackson Pollock painting may look chaotic, but there’s science to all that abstract expressionism. At the Yale Center for Engineering Innovation and Design (CEID), paintings conservator Cindy...