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UChicago students explore infant learning and persuasive language using technology
By R. L. Prince | Dec 2, 2025
Researchers at the University of Chicago are investigating fundamental questions about how humans acquire and respond to language.
Northwestern experts comment on proposed U.S. peace plan for Russia-Ukraine conflict
By R. L. Prince | Nov 29, 2025
Ukrainian and American officials met in Switzerland to discuss a 28-point proposal introduced by the White House, aiming to end the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
University of Chicago reduces budget deficit by $128 million in fiscal year 2025
By R. L. Prince | Nov 26, 2025
The University of Chicago has announced a significant reduction in its budget deficit for the 2025 fiscal year.
University of Chicago team develops automated lab using AI for material synthesis
By R. L. Prince | Nov 26, 2025
Researchers at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering have developed a fully automated laboratory system that uses robotics and artificial intelligence to optimize the process of creating thin metal films.
Lost pages reveal alternate ending for C.L.R. James's "Minty Alley
By R. L. Prince | Nov 25, 2025
Nearly 90 years after the publication of C.L.R. James’s only novel, "Minty Alley," a new set of five pages has been discovered that offers an alternate ending to the classic work.
University of Chicago launches international lab for particle physics with CNRS and Université Paris Cit
By R. L. Prince | Nov 25, 2025
The University of Chicago has expanded its scientific collaboration with European partners by launching a new International Research Laboratory (IRL) focused on particle physics and cosmology.
Theaster Gates explores reclaimed materials at Smart Museum’s ‘Unto Thee’ exhibit
By R. L. Prince | Nov 24, 2025
Walking into the Smart Museum of Art’s latest exhibition, visitors encounter shelves filled with African art and cultural objects, drawers containing glass lantern slides, and a large slate roof displayed on the floor.
Northwestern launches institute with $29M gift aimed at advancing medical technology
By R. L. Prince | Nov 24, 2025
Northwestern University has announced the creation of a new institute aimed at speeding up the development and adoption of advanced medical technologies.
City Colleges of Chicago celebrates five years of progress under strategic plan
By R. L. Prince | Nov 21, 2025
City Colleges of Chicago marked the conclusion of its 2021-2025 strategic plan with a gathering that included leadership, faculty, staff, students, and community partners.
University of Chicago launches interdisciplinary project on humanities’ role in advancing artificial intelligence
By R. L. Prince | Nov 20, 2025
An interdisciplinary team at the University of Chicago has launched a new initiative to examine how the humanities can contribute to and benefit from advancements in artificial intelligence.
Northwestern engineers develop wearable device for lifelike digital touch
By R. L. Prince | Nov 19, 2025
Engineers at Northwestern University have developed a new wearable haptic device, called VoxeLite, that closely matches the tactile sensing ability of a human fingertip.
Northwestern University research links personality traits and location with U.S. political preferences
By R. L. Prince | Nov 19, 2025
Personality traits and location are linked to political ideology, according to a new study by Northwestern University.
Northwestern engineers develop tool for mapping cell communication via extracellular vesicle patterns
By R. L. Prince | Nov 18, 2025
In a new study published in Nature Methods, researchers from Northwestern University and The Ohio State University have introduced a technology called LEVA (light-induced extracellular vesicle and particle adsorption).
University of Chicago Law School updates curriculum with focus on artificial intelligence
By R. L. Prince | Nov 17, 2025
Artificial intelligence is increasingly affecting the legal profession, prompting the University of Chicago Law School to revise its curriculum to better prepare students for technological changes.
Researchers find key vulnerability in Lyme disease bacterium linked to manganese
By R. L. Prince | Nov 13, 2025
For decades, Lyme disease has presented challenges for both doctors and patients.
Northwestern Medicine researchers develop new genetic test for predicting arrhythmia risk
By R. L. Prince | Nov 10, 2025
In a recent study from Northwestern Medicine, researchers have developed a new genetic risk score that more accurately predicts the likelihood of developing arrhythmia, an irregular heartbeat associated with conditions such as atrial fibrillation...
DOE renews funding for Argonne-led Q-NEXT and Fermilab-led SQMS quantum centers
By R. L. Prince | Nov 6, 2025
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced renewed funding for two major quantum research centers based in the Chicago area.
UChicago violinists collaborate with rapper ian during Lollapalooza performance
By R. L. Prince | Nov 6, 2025
Two University of Chicago violinists, Molly Long and Sophia Janevic, recently performed at Lollapalooza with rapper ian, marking a departure from their usual classical music environment.
University of Chicago-led study challenges previous views on mini-Neptune exoplanets
By R. L. Prince | Nov 5, 2025
A recent study led by Professor Eliza Kempton at the University of Chicago has challenged previous assumptions about a prevalent type of planet in the galaxy known as “mini-Neptunes.” These planets, which are slightly smaller than Neptune and...
Stacey Abrams to address political engagement at Northwestern Pritzker Law event
By R. L. Prince | Nov 5, 2025
Stacey Abrams, a well-known voting rights activist and founder of Fair Fight Action, will speak at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law as part of the Knox Conversations speaker series.