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@Yale · New Haven, CT · joined 01 May 2007

The official X account of Yale University.

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What does it take to turn climate knowledge into action? 🌏 That question was at the heart of Yale @ Climate Week NYC, hosted by Yale Planetary Solutions, where scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and other leaders came together to share ideas and practical approaches to some
A panel discussion featuring three individuals seated on stage. The person in the center is speaking into a microphone. Behind them is a large screen displaying text, including the name "Yale University" and part of another name, "Bruebach." The individuals are engaged in conversation, with one person taking notes.
The image shows a large presentation screen displaying the text "The world is different now" in bold black letters on a white background. To the right, there are paragraphs of smaller text discussing AI-related topics, including the proliferation of AI content and AI investments. The setting appears to be a formal room with wood paneling and a window.
A group of three people engage in a discussion on a panel. They are seated in front of a backdrop with the Yale Planetary Solutions logo. One person is gesturing with a hand, while the others listen attentively, each holding a tablet.
Two individuals are seated on stage at the "Climate Week" event. One is speaking into a microphone while the other listens attentively. Both are dressed in business attire. The background features the event's branding.
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Her writing changed how Americans thought about the environment. Rachel Carson, the scientist and author whose landmark 1962 book "Silent Spring" helped spark the modern environmental movement, is the focus of an exhibition at Yale’s Beinecke Library. "Silent Springs, Windswept
Rachel Carson with notebook
Rachel Carson with a microscope.
Typedraft of an award acceptance speech.
Childhood photo of Rachel Carson with a dog.
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The challenges facing our planet are enormous. So is our capacity to solve them. 🌏 As Yale @ Climate Week NYC gets underway, meet some of the scholars and practitioners working through Yale Planetary Solutions to turn knowledge into action, from the way we study our https://t.co
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We have color wheels for vision and sound waves for hearing. What about smell? New Yale-led research is using machine learning to predict how people perceive combinations of scents, an important step toward creating a digital map of our sense of smell. Someday, that could even
A person cooking in a brightly lit kitchen, wearing a yellow apron. They are leaning over a pan on the stove, filled with colorful vegetables, appearing to enjoy the aroma.
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Climate Week NYC is here. 🌏 Through Sept. 27, members of the Yale community will join partners from around the world in New York City for conversations and events, including a two-day summit hosted by Yale Planetary Solutions. Follow along with Yale @ Climate Week NYC and https
A scenic view of Central Park with a calm lake in the foreground and several boats gently paddling. Tall skyscrapers of Manhattan, including notable structures, stand in the background. The surrounding trees display vibrant green and autumnal colors under a clear blue sky.
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What makes a statesman different from any other political leader? In his new book, Yale political scientist Steven Smith explores an idea that has shaped political thought for centuries but, he argues, has faded from public life. In a conversation with Yale News, Smith https://
The image features Steven Smith in a suit and a book titled "On Statesmanship" by Steven B. Smith with a compass design on the cover. In the background, there is an outdoor setting with cityscape elements.

Photo by Sue Barr, courtesy of Steven Smith.
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Big ideas are only the beginning. 🌏 Next week, Yale @ Climate Week NYC will bring together scholars, students, and partners from around the world to explore how new approaches to climate challenges can make a difference for people and the planet. “The measure of Climate Week ht
Aerial view of Central Park
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What does it take to turn big climate goals into solutions that actually work? Ahead of Climate Week NYC, Yale School of the Environment experts share their perspectives on some of the challenges ahead and the practical approaches that could help address them. See what they’ll
The image features the Brooklyn Bridge and New York City skyline at sunset. Text in the foreground reads "YSE at Climate Week NYC."
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A new collaboration is taking on one of physics’ toughest problems. Yale researchers are joining scientists across the country through the TEMPEST center to better understand and control turbulence, a phenomenon that shapes everything from weather and pollution to industrial htt
The turbulent velocity field from a 3D simulation of a massive star at the point of core collapse just prior to supernova explosion.
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What started with two Yale students and an idea has grown into a community of more than 350 aspiring entrepreneurs. Since 1999, the student-run Yale Entrepreneurial Society (YES) has brought students together to learn from founders, build connections, and turn their own ideas ht
Former members of the Yale Entrepreneurial Society in a panel at this year’s Yale Innovation Summit.
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What happens when teachers become students again? Since 1978, public school teachers from New Haven and beyond have come to Yale to learn alongside faculty and one another, developing new expertise and fresh ideas to bring back to their classrooms. Meet some of the teachers and
David Heiser, at right, with Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute participants at Marsh Botanical Garden.

Photo by Andrew Hurley
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For generations, communities in the Congo Basin have adapted their lives to seasonal floods. But what happens when the floods themselves begin to change? A new Yale-led study explores how people in the Lac Télé Community Reserve are responding as flooding becomes more https://t.
Three individuals walk through a shallow, waterlogged area in a dense forest. The person closest to the foreground carries a child on their back. The trees and plants are lush and abundantly green, reflecting the rich environment of the forest.
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Ancient tortoise DNA is helping scientists rewrite evolutionary history. Using a new computational approach, Yale researchers recovered genetic clues from highly degraded museum specimens and identified two extinct giant tortoise lineages that once lived on the Galapagos https:/
A large Galápagos tortoise is walking on a rocky terrain with sparse vegetation in the background. The tortoise has a prominent shell and appears to be looking directly at the camera.
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Listen and reflect. From the Yale Memorial Carillon in Harkness Tower, members of the Yale Guild of Carillonneurs marked 25 years since the September 11 attacks with music honoring those who lost their lives. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/GteTnK29Ms
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Most of the students who gathered this week at Yale’s Reese Stadium to mark the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks weren’t yet born on that day 25 years ago. For many, this memorial stair climb offered a chance to better understand what happened and to reflect on the lives lost
Stadium scene during cloudy weather at Yale University. People are exercising on stairs beside a sports field with a large screen in the background. The sky is overcast with patches of light peeking through.
Individual running down stadium steps with "Yale" displayed on the scoreboard in the background.
A group of people walking down the steps of a sports stadium with a "Y" emblem on the railing, possibly representing Yale University. The foreground features metal railings, and a building with large windows is in the background.
A person wearing pink and purple Nike running shoes is descending a flight of blue and gray stairs.
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Some kids outgrow their allergies. Why don’t others? @YaleMed allergist Stephanie Leeds explains why allergies can change with age, why some children develop them while others don’t, and how emerging treatments are giving families new options beyond simply avoiding allergens. ht
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A century of Yale theater takes center stage in the latest Humanitas, a column focused on the arts and humanities at Yale. This edition includes: ▪️ A star-studded podcast celebrating 100 years of the David Geffen School of Drama ▪️ New stained-glass panels created for Morse htt
Courtney B. Vance and James Earl Jones in “Fences.” (Photo © Ron Scherl, 1985)
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Can you actually slow the aging process? A new Yale study offers some clues. Using DNA-based blood tests that measure biological aging, researchers found that healthy diet and exercise, along with certain medications, appear to slow the process. Over-the-counter supplements, htt
A group of five adults standing outdoors, smiling and laughing, with arms around each other's shoulders. They have towels around their necks and one is holding a water bottle. Trees and greenery are in the background, suggesting a park setting.
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What does it take to become an orthopaedic trauma surgeon? Since 2016, Yale’s Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship has prepared surgeons to care for patients with complex musculoskeletal injuries. Fellowship director Brad Yoo discusses what fellows learn, how the program has evolved, h
Portrait of Brad Yoo.
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@Yale I love this so much!! What an innovative program! I love to learn as well … everyday we all grow and adapt! 😎✨✨🤓 69 views · 0 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
What happens when middle schoolers get a week to explore science at Yale? This summer, students from New Haven and surrounding communities spent a week at Yale’s Wright Lab building and programming their own robots, experimenting with 3D printing, and getting a hands-on https://
A group of individuals in a classroom are gathered around a table with laptops and small robotic devices. They appear to be engaged in a collaborative activity involving technology. A whiteboard in the background has writing and drawings. The environment is bright with natural light coming through large windows.
A classroom setting with participants seated at tables, using laptops and other equipment. Several arms are raised, indicating an interactive session. A presentation is displayed on large screens at the front, depicting galaxies with the label "Galaxies." A person stands near the screens, likely instructing or leading the session.
Two individuals are working intently on a small robotics project at a table. There are laptops open in front of them, displaying code. Other participants are visible, also engaged in similar activities. Various tools and components are scattered across the table. They are in a well-lit classroom setting.
A group of people are gathered inside a lab-like environment with transparent curtains and industrial equipment in the background. One person at the front is gesturing as if explaining something. The setting appears educational or scientific.
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Anyone who’s had norovirus knows how quickly it can knock you down. Yale researchers are exploring a new approach to vaccine design that targets key structures in the virus’s RNA rather than a single protein. The strategy could eventually help scientists develop vaccines against
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Meet five Yale students who spent their summer serving communities around the country. Through Dwight Hall Summer Fellowships, they worked alongside local organizations addressing challenges ranging from mental health to civil rights and criminal justice, putting their interests
Rohan Lokanadham, Creed Gardiner, Fthia Yousif, John Robert Walker, and Alina Vaidya Mahadevan.
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Im Vergleich zu Konten gleicher Größe

23 Beiträge aus den letzten 90 Tagen, verglichen mit der Größenklasse 100K–1M Follower. erreicht weniger Menschen als Konten gleicher Größe.

Medianaufrufe7 310dieses Konto5 983Median für 100K–1M
Reichweite, %0.96%dieses Konto1.49%Median für 100K–1M
Interaktion, %0.95%dieses Konto0.93%Median für 100K–1M
KennzahlDieses KontoMedian für 100K–1MVerhältnis
Medianaufrufe pro Beitrag7 3105 9831.22×
Reichweite (Aufrufe ÷ Follower)0.96%1.49%0.64×
Interaktionsrate0.95%0.93%1.03×

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Growth & engagement

How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.

Views per post

10.9K11 Sep
10.8K12 Sep
8.2K13 Sep
6.2K14 Sep
10K15 Sep
6.6K16 Sep
4.9K17 Sep
6.7K18 Sep
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4.6K22 Sep
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Last 14 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.

Engagement rate per post

0.99%11 Sep
0.98%12 Sep
0.87%13 Sep
0.95%14 Sep
1.08%15 Sep
1.05%16 Sep
0.92%17 Sep
0.74%18 Sep
1.61%19 Sep
1.38%20 Sep
0.72%21 Sep
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0.98%22 Sep
0.90%

Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 100K–1M accounts is 0.93%.

What the audience does

Likes72.9%1 326 in total
Reposts11.4%208 in total
Replies7.6%138 in total
Quotes0.6%10 in total
Bookmarks7.5%136 in total

Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.

The follower curve appears once this account has two daily snapshots — we take one a day, and this one is on its first.

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