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While most science fiction stories depict a terrifying dystopian future with humans overtaken by robots, the University's Interactive Machines Group — led by computer science professor Marynel...

Asphalt is a near-ubiquitous substance — it's found in roads, on roofs and in driveways — but its chemical emissions rarely figure into urban air quality management plans. A new study finds that...

As the demand for computer programming skills continues to increase, and computing is used in ever broader academic and professional fields, Yale is offering this semester its first Certificate in...

When COVID-19 first began to spread, health officials were initially concerned with the transmission of droplets. These larger particles from the mouths of infected people generally travel less...

Coulter counters - small devices that can count cells in a solution and identify them by size - are a potentially attractive tool for health care workers, but creating a portable version for...

Neither summer nor social distancing slowed down the innovations for this year’s cohort of the Yale Center for Engineering Innovation and Design’s Summer Fellowship. Today we feature one team’...