Questions for geologist Susan Kidwell on her work in the emerging discipline of conservation paleobiology, teaching students out in the field, and what artists and scientists share.

Since 1928, families have documented childhood landmarks in a book rich with history.

Reatha Clark King, SM’60, PhD’63, was one of the less hidden figures in the space race.

D. Allan Drummond resurrects trilobites using modern and ancient techniques.

µChicago asks if itʼs ok to share your bed with your dog.

Husain Sattar, AB’93, MD’01, is an unlikely celebrity in medical education.

The University of Chicago Eating Disorders Program heals patients with the help of their parents.

UChicago graduate students use bird specimens to look back at pollution levels in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Abigail Shearrow, AB’16 (physics and mathematics), works as a quantum engineer in the lab of David Schuster, assistant professor of physics.

The Science Ambassador Scholarship offers a full ride for women studying science, technology, engineering, or math.

A reflection on the nuclear scientists who gave Mao’s China the bomb.

The age of nuclear weapons has been remarkably peaceful, but danger is ever present.