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A team of researchers has developed a device that uses the material graphene to detect mid-infrared light and efficiently convert it to electrical signal at room temperature. It’s a breakthrough...

Picking up a pen off a desk and writing with it might seem easy to you, but it’s no small feat to a robot.

With their newly acquired SEAS coffee mugs and reading materials, more than 100 students gathered at Davies Auditorium to hear SEAS Interim Dean Mitchell Smooke give the rundown of what...

The most recent issue of Nature Nanotechnology features four papers authored by three faculty members of Yale’s Chemical & Environmental Engineering department.

Edward H. Kaplan, the William N. and Marie A. Beach Professor of Operations Research, professor of public health, and professor of engineering, has been named a distinguished fellow of the...

Cited for his pioneering research, Mitchell Smooke, Interim Dean of the School of Engineering & Applied Science, has been named a 2018 fellow of The Combustion Institute.

Wastewater treatment plants have become hotspots for the development of antibiotic resistance. There, surrounded by traces of antibiotics and other adversaries, large numbers of bacteria mingle...