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Yale SOM is deepening its ties with @YaleEngineering—with new joint degrees, cross-listed courses, shared AI tools and computing resources, and entrepreneurship programming. Learn more: yalesom.io/4s2uMcl

Congratulations to Diana Qiu on being named a 2026 Sloan Research Fellow! Qiu, assistant professor of materials science, was awarded this prestigious fellowship in physics for her work on light-matter interactions at the quantum level. #SloanFellow @SloanFoundation

🖱️ Meet the Yale Computer Society (y/cs)! We are building tools that are used across campus while giving members hands-on experience on real-world projects –from apps to peer training and community events. Join us! loom.ly/Dww8S_g #YaleStudentClubs #ComputerScience

We are pleased to announce the opening of applications for the Yale University-Boehringer Ingelheim Biomedical Data Science Fellowship Program. The program is a cross-campus collab among the @YaleEngineering @YaleMed @YaleSPH with @Yale_Ventures. medicine.yale.edu/biomedical-dat…

Happening today! Warm things inside. ☕ 2–4 PM Ground Café at Becton #springsemester #campusvibes #hotcocoabar #beanies

Welcome Eric Michielssen to Yale Engineering! An internationally recognized expert in computational electromagnetics, Michielssen brings deep expertise in mathematical modeling, large-scale computation, and interdisciplinary research to Yale Engineering: loom.ly/bhgEFKE

Spring semester energy – but make it warm. ☕ Mark your calendars! Friday, Jan. 30th | 2-4 PM Ground Café at Becton #springsemester #campusvibes #cozyseason

Welcome Lutgarde Raskin to Yale Engineering! A National Academy of Engineering member, she brings expertise in microbial ecology and sustainable water systems to the Department of Chemical & Environmental Engineering: loom.ly/RFx0Iks

🔬 Lab Notes: In a Yale quantum optics lab, Bülent Kanmaz, Sayan Ghosh, and team use light to control a tiny mechanical resonator that can act as a quantum memory – combining mechanical stability with optical speed to enable future quantum networks. #LabNotes #QuantumEngineering

New research from Prof. Rong Fan and Biomedical Engineering PhD student Archibald Enninful introduces technology that examines gene activity and proteins in the same tissue sample, offering clearer insight into cancer progression. 🔗 loom.ly/l0N8ICk @RongFan8

How do forces around a cell shape how the immune system works? Meet Anjelica Gonzalez, a Yale bioengineer using biomimicry to uncover new paths to treating disease – one cell wall at a time. Read more ➡️ loom.ly/MSjOdHo Image: Chris Buck

🎉 Congrats to Yale Engineering alum Eric Fossum on winning the 2026 Charles Stark Draper Prize from the National Academy of Engineering – one of the world’s top engineering honors. Read more: loom.ly/K2HbLT8

How do you build tech that’s both smart and human-centered? Yale Engineering + SOM student Shantanu Kumar ’26 shows the power of combining CS with business strategy to tackle that question. Read the full spotlight: loom.ly/zE-LsR4 @YaleSOM

Research co-authored by incoming Computer Science faculty member A. Feder Cooper is featured in @TheAtlantic: AI models can reproduce near-complete copyrighted books, challenging industry claims about how the technology works. theatlantic.com/technology/202…

What if we could destroy some of the most harmful greenhouse gases right where they’re stored? A Yale Engineering team, led by Lea Winter, uses portable, low-temp plasma to break down HFCs – with the potential to prevent massive emissions. 🔗 loom.ly/I3FAxVE #WhatsNext

💻 Student Club Spotlight: Women & Gender Minorities in Computer Science (WG/CS) WG/CS builds a welcoming academic and social community for women and gender minorities in CS at Yale – incl. study sessions, events, & peer support. Follow (@)yalewgics on Insta to get involved.

A study co-led by Richard Carson of Yale Engineering and Yale School of Medicine found a molecular difference in autistic brains, with reduced availability of a key glutamate receptor. 👉 loom.ly/Pkllic8

🔬 Lab Notes: Inside Corey O’Hern’s lab, researchers study how shape and structure emerge in living systems – from how cells move together to how leaves form porous tissues for photosynthesis. Foundational science with global impact. #LabNotes

As we welcome 2026, we’re looking back at a remarkable year at Yale Engineering – from Nobel Prize–winning quantum science to breakthroughs in research and all the stories of the people behind the work. 👉 Top 10 Stories of 2025: loom.ly/IAbLLCY

❄️ From all of us at Yale Engineering : Wishing you a peaceful holiday season – however you choose to mark it – with moments of rest, reflection, and connection. #HappyHolidays