Turned back toward Earth, a new telescope in space will search for the origin of high-energy cosmic rays.

Two UChicagoans bring diversity to science and engineering, with the help of a bright green truck.

In mathematics and running, fourth-year Sarah Peluse puts up impressive numbers.

The Center for Care and Discovery and its state-of-the-art stats.

UChicago neuroscientists study how “little bubbles” produced by the body’s cells could treat MS.

Scientists find signs of gravity waves that sparked the newborn universe’s growth spurt.

Talking reproduction with Robert Martin.

A photographic tour through Paul Sereno’s Fossil Lab.

From our print archive: Gamesmanship and America’s first Nobel Prize scientist, Albert Abraham Michelson.

Scientist Michael LaBarbera searches for tiny sea creatures—brachiopods—in underwater caves, to help flesh out the evolutionary record.