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Michel Devoret awarded with 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics
Photo Would you like to save this selection to obtain the price for similar content, of the same format, in the future? --- (United States), 08/10/2025.- An undated handout photo made available by the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) on 08 October 2025 shows Michel Devoret smiling for a photo. The Nobel Prize in Physics 2025 was awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M.
David Brion Davis, scholar of slavery, dead at 92
This undated image released by Yale University shows David Brion Davis, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian who documented the centrality of slavery in Western culture through a landmark trilogy that made him among the world's most respected and influential scholars. Yale announced that Davis, a professor emeritus at Yale University, died Sunday of natural causes at age 92.
A catastrophe in the brain
Clinicians at the Child Study Center worked with experts in genetics, neuroimaging, and eye tracking to understand what causes childhood disintegrative disorder, a rare form of autism. Dylan started life as a typical baby, meeting his milestones for walking, talking, and other markers of normal development. In a home video from when Dylan was about 3, he climbs, bursting with energy, on the couch and pretends to read aloud from a picture book.
Westminster Town Hall Forum: Crime and punishment in black America
James Forman Jr. Photo by Harold Shapiro A broadcast of the Westminster Town Hall Forum featuring James Forman, Jr. a law professor at Yale University and author of the book, "Locking Up Our Own." Forman founded the Maya Angelou Public Charter School serving incarcerated and troubled youth. Forman's talk is titled, "Crime and Punishment in Black America." He will speak November 28, 2017 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in downtown Minneapolis.
New imaging facility is a “revolution”
Cryo-electron microscope at West Campus brings unprecedented capabilities to Yale, spurring science and faculty recruitment Microscopy at Yale has just received a major upgrade. Structural biologists at the School of Medicine and scientists from across the university have begun obtaining three-dimensional images at near-atomic resolutions from what Jorge E. Galán, Ph.D., D.V.M., chair and Lucille P.
Striving for objective autism measures
A multisite study based at the Child Study Center seeks to develop biomarkers to better diagnose and treat the often baffling disorder Their training is rigorous—and they use great skill in diagnosing and treating their patients—but without objective, quantifiable measures to characterize autism, clinicians who work with children who show symptoms of the disorder are at a disadvantage. Despite the “shrewd clinical eye” they bring to their practice, as James C.
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