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Building a superconducting quantum circuit that follows protons on the go
A new device originating from two Yale labs simulates quantum proton “tunneling,” a ubiquitous phenomenon found commonly in chemistry and biology.
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Two Yale student scientists named Goldwater Scholars
Dana Feldman, an undergraduate student from the Holland Group, has received the prestigious Goldwater scholarship.
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Discovering 'Everyday Chemistry' through color, art, and bubbles
Students in a hands-on chemistry class connect everyday experiences to real chemical reactions.
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‘Cultivating Conversation’: Instilling skills that carry dialogue forward
Grayson Hoy, Marisa Barilla, and Brahmmi Patel participated in a pilot leadership development program focused on engaging in meaningful dialogue.
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Journal celebrates Mark Johnson in his own festschrift issue
The Journal of Physical Chemistry has honored Professor Mark Johnson with an entire issue dedicated to him in what is called a festschrift.
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Jon Ellman elected to CT Academy of Science and Engineering
Professor Ellman is among the leading experts in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine newly elected to the Academy for 2026.
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RNA, Reimagined: The Nobel Discovery That Still Shapes Science Today
In 1989, Yale scientist Sidney Altman proved that RNA can act as an enzyme—a discovery that reshaped modern molecular science.
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Study on DNA-water interactions in drug binding recognized in prestigious journal collection
Research sheds light on interactions between drug molecules and water molecules surrounding DNA, offering insights for designing DNA-targeted drugs.
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A method for methanol
Chemists have developed a novel, scalable approach to converting methane into methanol under mild, light-driven conditions.
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Seth Herzon and David Spiegel receive project support from Blavatnik Fund for Innovation
They will receive funding to support projects for developing therapeutics for cancer and other diseases.
