For nearly two decades psychologist Andrea King has followed a group of social drinkers to find out why only some develop alcohol use disorder.

Crustacean gratification, an anosmia breakthrough, and more.

How a UChicago biochemist gained fame—and lost credibility—when he developed a midlife obsession with legendary creatures.

Questions for the UChicago physician and incoming dean for medical education.

What a surgeon learned from illness and grief in a pandemic year.

How Mohamed Noor, SMʼ95, PhDʼ96, uses science fiction to help students engage.

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.