Science Life
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02.29.2016
A new study shows how sleep loss initiates overeating, amplifying and extending blood levels of a chemical signal that enhances the joy of eating.
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09.10.2015
UChicago scientists find protein aggregation after heat shock is an organized, reversible cellular response.
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08.06.2015
UChicago neuroscientists are working on technology to help paraplegics move robotic arms using their minds.
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07.02.2015
First detailed analysis of the woolly mammoth’s DNA reveals how it adapted to Arctic life.
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06.23.2015
Radiation oncologist Andrew Howard uses comics to help patients understand cancer biology.
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06.12.2015
Q&A with paleontologist and postdoctoral researcher Nizar Ibrahim.
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05.22.2015
Few processes are as fundamental to life as that of one cell dividing into two.
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05.11.2015
Teens in a UChicago Medicine program used Jimmy Kimmel-style interviews and social media to persuade their peers that research is more than lab rats and paperwork.