Scientist Says Yale Medical School Ruined $28M 'Life's Work'

By Brian Steele ( September 3, 2024, 3:12 PM EDT) -- An accounting issue at Yale School of Medicine caused a liquid nitrogen supply to become disconnected from an incubator that housed thousands of genetic materials comprising an employee's "life's work," destroying research funded by a total of $28 million in grants and private money, according to a lawsuit in Connecticut state court....

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