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Recent News About University of Chicago
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Holocaust survivor Edward Anders leaves legacy in cosmochemistry
Edward Anders, a Holocaust survivor and prominent figure in the field of cosmochemistry, passed away on June 1 at the age of 98.
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Astronomer Priscilla Frisch dies at 81; pioneered heliosphere research
Priscilla Diane Chapman Frisch, a renowned researcher in the fields of heliosphere and local interstellar medium, passed away on April 2 at her Hyde Park home.
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Study explores reasons behind Mars' transformation into a desert
A new study led by Edwin Kite, a planetary scientist from the University of Chicago, offers a fresh perspective on why Mars has transformed into a desert over time.
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Four UChicago students awarded prestigious Goldwater Scholarships
University of Chicago students Connor Blake, Prithi Srinivasan, Melody Tang, and Leon Lee Zhou have been awarded the Barry Goldwater Scholarships for 2025.
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UChicago hosts Nobel laureates to discuss strategies against nuclear threats
On July 14-16, the University of Chicago will host a significant event focusing on nuclear threat prevention.
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University of Chicago team recreates George Washington Carver's blue pigment
In a collaboration at the University of Chicago, chemistry students and artist Amanda Williams have successfully recreated a blue pigment patented by George Washington Carver in 1927.
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UChicago lab advances sustainable battery technologies through AI-driven research
As the demand for diverse energy sources grows, the need for efficient energy storage systems becomes crucial.
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Report urges US investment in muon collider for future particle physics
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine released a report on June 11, detailing a vision for the future of particle physics.
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Two UChicago students receive recognition from Udall Foundation for environmental advocacy
The University of Chicago has recognized two of its students, Annie Yang and Seri Welsh, for their dedication to environmental advocacy.
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Study links fruit and vegetable intake with improved nightly sleep
From various sleep aids like white noise to weighted blankets, people have long sought ways to improve their sleep.
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University of Chicago students uncover treasures in library archives
Deep in the archives of the University of Chicago, Zak Sadak, a recent graduate, delved into boxes containing sketches of Chinese Buddhist caves and vintage art history slides.
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UChicago professors share summer reading and watching recommendations
The University of Chicago has reached out to the 2025 recipients of the Quantrell and PhD Teaching and Mentoring Awards to gather their recommendations for books and media that have been impactful in various ways.
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Study finds high dose radiation may fuel cancer spread
A recent study conducted by the University of Chicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center suggests that radiation therapy might contribute to the growth of untreated metastatic tumors, even those located far from the treatment site.
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Gargoyles adorn University of Chicago buildings
The University of Chicago campus is home to a collection of carved stone figures, often unnoticed amidst the hustle and bustle of college life.
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University receives $2.45M grant for study on religious artifacts
The University of Chicago has been awarded a $2.45 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. as part of its Religion and Cultural Institutions Initiative.
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Software startup Rayni wins first prize at 2025 new venture challenge
Rayni, a software startup specializing in AI platforms for laboratory instruments, has secured first place in the 2025 Edward L. Kaplan, ’71, New Venture Challenge.
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University of Chicago study finds potential risks in fecal transplant techniques
Fecal microbiota transplants (FMTs) have been explored as a treatment for various conditions, including inflammatory bowel diseases and obesity.
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UChicago celebrates class of 2025 graduation amid calls for resilience
The University of Chicago celebrated its 539th Convocation on June 7, 2025, with a ceremony marked by calls for resilience and future leadership.
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University of Chicago Class Day celebrates graduates with speeches from students and David Axelrod
At the University of Chicago's Class Day on June 6, 2025, graduating students reflected on their experiences and the lessons learned during their time at the College.
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University of Chicago receives $21 million gift for new quantum biology center
A $21 million donation from philanthropist Thea Berggren to the University of Chicago will fund the creation of the Berggren Center for Quantum Biology and Medicine.