Yale has a vibrant ecosystem for innovation: from pioneering arts productions to scientific breakthroughs, students, faculty, and community members are reimagining the status quo in diverse fields.

Over the course of seven weeks, in a classroom and the makerspace of the Yale Center for Engineering Innovation & Design (CEID), five multi-disciplinary teams worked to create new medical technologies.

As an emergency medical technician in rural Vermont, Yale School of Public Health student Taiga Christie saw first-hand how emergency workers’ lives are impacted by stress, trauma, exhaustion and other demands of their jobs.

This spring, two Intensives welcomed students from across Yale’s campus to explore key technical skills and concepts.

This summer, ten student teams will spend eight weeks at Tsai CITY as part of CITY’s Summer Fellowship, an intensive accelerator to incubate new companies, nonprofits, and initiatives.

…a word that can be hard to make sense of. At Tsai CITY, we see innovation as understanding and challenging existing systems to imagine what could be.

After emerging victorious from the “Chun Challenge for Change” earlier this month, three sustainability-minded students are working to establish a program that will allow students to check out reusable dishware for group events in an effort to encourage waste reduction on campus.

If you’re not looking for it, it’s easy to miss the Yale Landscape Lab. Even when you are looking for it, it can be hard to spot. Tucked away on a wooded plot on West Campus, the serene beauty of the Landscape Lab is a far cry, and a shuttle ride away, from the gothic architecture and busy streets of Yale’s downtown campus.