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Kung fu master Oscar Lam with students

science on stage

Scientific process inspires UChicago art/science lab, whose latest play entangles quantum concepts and kung fu

Events

Pipes for the Season

5:00 PM

Rockefeller Chapel

Samira Ahmed looks at books in the 57th St Bookstore

Alumni profile

Young Adult novelist and alum writes stories of ‘revolutionary girls’

Chicago Pile-1

Only at UChicago

“The event was not spectacular: No fuses burned, no lights flashed.”
—Enrico Fermi on Dec. 2, 1942 historic nuclear reaction

Scientists in quantum lab

Research

In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics

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Around UChicago

Ruins

Big Brains podcast

Why some nations prosper and others fail

Appointment

Provost Daniel Diermeier named chancellor of Vanderbilt University

Entrepreneurship

Polsky Center expanding undergrad track of New Venture Challenge

Research

English learners aren’t lagging behind their peers in school, study finds
Professional Services Symposium

business diversity

UChicago symposium focuses on business diversity in professional services

John Goodenough with battery

alum honored

From UChicago to Nobel: How John Goodenough sparked the wireless revolution

Only at UChicago

“UChicago...drilled into me the value of understanding why things are the way they are.”

Ana Marie Cox —Ana Marie Cox, AB’94

Parker Solar Probe illustration

NASA mission

Parker Solar Probe’s first discoveries: Odd phenomena in space weather, solar wind