Science & Medicine
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.
As construction begins on a next-generation headquarters, Kunle Odunsi and UChicago’s cancer specialists are ushering in a new era of research and care.
High school students in the Collegiate Scholars Program get to know robots.
A new book by chemist Sandra Greer, SM’68, PhD’69, brings hard science to the kitchen.
Researchers want to know: Why would a creature that can swim want to walk?
In writing about her father’s life, Anna Huttenlocher, LAB’79, saw links between his work in pediatric neurology and his traumatic childhood in Nazi Germany.
New partnerships position UChicago as a leader in applying quantum technology to global problems.
How to kill pathogenic bacteria, viruses, and protozoa in four easy steps
