Technical testings, researches and certifications

A new climate model developed by Yale scientists puts the “global warming hiatus” into a broader historical context and offers a new method for predicting global mean temperature.

Simple technique cuts down on loops that weaken materials such as plastic and rubber.

With new method, MIT engineers can control and separate fluids on a surface using only visible light.

Tests in a 3D, simulated environment show that crossing the street can be surprisingly difficult for children under 14.

Imprecise tests led researchers to estimate that as many as 150 million were living with the virus

An international team of scientists, including a physiologist from The University of Manchester, will head to the largest island in the world later this month to investigate the Greenland shark – believed to be the longest-lived vertebrate animal.

A component of a South Indian frog's skin mucus kills H1 influenza viruses. "I was almost knocked off my chair," says Joshy Jacob.

Discovered more than 100 years ago, black phosphorus was soon forgotten when there was no apparent use for it.

Scientists have discovered a brand new way of attacking breast cancer that could lead to a new generation of drugs.

Speckles and lasers, not a long lens, let a prototype camera take detailed micron-resolution images of faraway objects—like a fingerprint or a $2 bill.

Single pair of inbred wolves lingers on Michigan’s Isle Royale, while moose numbers and impacts grow

The Yale Center for British Art will celebrate its 40th year with a special event on Tuesday, April 18.

A panel on “Truth in the Internet Age: Science Under Siege” on Thursday, April 20 will bring together three Yale researchers to discuss the difficulties facing scientists in a mistrustful and partisan age.

Boeing, Silk Way Announce Order for Ten 737 MAX 8 airplanes

Skeptics say test of weird Unruh effect will fail—disagree about why