Seven Yale scholars elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Seven Yale scholars from various fields such as neuroscience, public policy, medicine, theater, and mathematics have been elected as new members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. This prestigious recognition highlights their significant contributions to their respective fields and their dedication to advancing knowledge and the common good.The American Academy of Arts and Sciences announced the names of the newly elected members, including individuals from Yale University, on April 24. The academy, founded in 1780, aims to honor outstanding individuals and...
Motion captured: ‘Symphonic’ installation draws on movement of its visitors
In a recent article by Lisa Prevost, the story of Yale senior Maggie Schnyer's innovative project comes to light. Inspired by the concept of a "noisy universe," Schnyer embarked on a journey to create an interactive musical universe using motion-capture technology.Schnyer, a Computing and the Arts major, was captivated by the idea of translating human movement into sound after reading about the discoveries of scientists regarding gravitational waves. Determined to make her project accessible to all, she set out to design an immersive installation that would use...
Lax Antitrust Enforcement Linked to Rising Hospital Prices
A new study co-authored by a Yale economist provides evidence that insufficient antitrust enforcement in the U.S. hospital sector is contributing to reduced competition and higher prices for hospital care.The study, published in the journal American Economic Review: Insights, reveals that out of 1,164 mergers among the nation's acute-care hospitals from 2000 to 2020, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) only challenged 13, representing an enforcement rate of about 1%. Zack Cooper, an associate professor of health policy at Yale School of Public Health and co-author of the...
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Proposed Changes to Medicare and Medicaid Could Cost Thousands of Lives
"Proposed changes to the United States’ Medicare and Medicaid programs could lead to thousands of additional deaths each year, a new Yale study reveals."Proposed changes to Medicare and Medicaid, including raising the age of Medicare eligibility, could have dire consequences, as highlighted in a recent Yale study. The study, conducted by Alison Galvani, the Burnett and Stender Families Professor of Epidemiology at Yale School of Public Health, sheds light on the potential impact of these changes on public health.Alison Galvani emphasized the repercussions of these...
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