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ASCI has inducted 80 new members who come from 41 different institutions and represent excellence across the breadth of academic medicine. Four are faculty members at Yale School of Medicine.

Check out Veoci's webinar with Dr. Paula Kavathas, Professor of Laboratory Medicine and Immunobiology at the Yale School of Medicine, as we explore what viruses are, how our body and immune system combats viruses, and how vaccines work.

On Connecticut Public Radio, Ellen F. Foxman, MD, PhD, described the strategies researchers are taking to find and develop treatments and vaccinations.

Nine researchers who discussed their coronavirus work during a Dean’s Workshop on COVID-19 Research at Yale convened by medical school Dean Nancy J. Brown, MD.

In this crisis, Veoci has also set up webinars to help responders understand Covid-19. The director of Yale’s clinical virology laboratory, Marie Louis Landry, who has contact and past experience in Wuhan and is overseeing tests here in New Haven, conducted one webinar on virology and the history of the coronavirus. School of Medicine Professor Paula Kavathas did another on how the immune system responds to Covid-19.

Virology Laboratory develops COVID-19 test to speed diagnosis, treatment

They're super similar in some ways—and very different in others.

The textbook focuses on how differences in immune responses among individuals affect the epidemiology of infectious diseases, cancer, hypersensitivity, and autoimmunity.

Yale lab scientists diagnose flu locally and help CDC detect new strains.