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iDISCO-based tissue clearing and 3D imaging, to be held at Yale University on May 10–14, 2027.

Mechanosensory neurons in ground squirrels retain their signaling abilities despite prolonged exposure to cold temperatures.

The 2026 Iva Dostanic, MD, PhD, Physician-Scientist Trainee Award of the Department of Internal Medicine was presented to two junior faculty: Genta Ishikawa, MD, MPH, of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine, and Catherine Mezzacappa, MD, MPH, PhD, of Digestive Diseases.

Neurophysiologist Elena Gracheva uncovers the secrets of how animals emerge, healthy, from the deathlike torpor of hibernation.

New research from Yale School of Medicine's Madhav Menon, MD, MBBS, identifies a potential genetic mechanism underlying the increased risk of kidney transplant rejection in some patients of recent African ancestry.

The Center for Neuroethology and Physiological Plasticity will coordinate research on how behaviors and senses arise and differ across species.

A new study identifies two types of neurons in the heart that are essential for survival.

In June, the Yale Cancer Center's Office of Collaborative Excellence celebrated the achievements of its trainees by hosting its inaugural End-of-Year Celebration, recognizing a year of scientific discovery and professional growth.

A subset of cardiac neurons keep the heart from malfunctioning in stressed mice.