Sarah Cobey is putting her infectious disease expertise to work against the pandemic.

First-in-class forecasters.

The Chicago school of meteorology found and made waves.

Meteorologist Tetsuya Theodore Fujita (1920–1998) led a tempestuous career.

Abraham Herzog-Arbeitman, SB’19, SM’19, makes a $26,000 suggestion: Let’s find out.

While the mysterious new disease spread, UChicago Medicine researchers brought long-held expertise to a new common cause: helping COVID-19 patients.

The mysteries of coloration, revealed.

Chicago teens search the bottom of Lake Michigan for a meteorite.

A scientistʼs wearable device allows doctors and patients to diagnose and monitor the motor neuron disease.

Professor and entrepreneur Maryellen Giger, PhD’85, brings computer-aided breast cancer detection and diagnosis from bench to bedside.

Pritzker School of Medicine students add COVID-19 to their studies.

Inside a February planning meeting for COVID-19 and the early days of UChicago Medicine’s response.