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Seafloor core samples are helping scientists understand the past and future of Earth’s climate.

Memorability, says Wilma Bainbridge, isn’t only in the eye of the beholder.

A valuable tool to fight the opioid epidemic is being underused, new research finds.

They flex, glow, filter, and shape-shift—for the greater good. Meet the futuristic new materials developed by UChicago scientists that could soon be all around us.

Veterinarian Maria Chadam, AB’88, is over pocket pets and into sea turtles.

Questions for the computer science professor who developed anti–AI piracy tools Glaze and Nightshade.

A new book by thermodynamicist Sandra Greer, SM’68, PhD’69, reveals the hard science behind the culinary arts.

Physicist Katrina Miller, SM’18, PhD’23, revived her childhood love of writing to forge a career in science journalism.

Paleogenomicist Maanasa Raghavan maps ancient DNA to chart human history.

“Inverse vaccine” shows the potential to treat autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis.

The University of Chicago Medicine, the Pritzker School of Medicine, and the Biological Sciences Division pave the way to a thriving future.