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What the Muon g-2 results mean for how we understand the universe

Diners eat outside in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood. A June 2021 survey from AP-NORC shows that 63% of Americans plan to go to at least one bar or restaurant in the next few weeks.

Many Americans are relaxing their pandemic precautions, survey finds

Space to GRO: New Organization Supports Black Women at U of C


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How President Robert J. Zimmer built the future of UChicago by affirming its founding values

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By outbidding polluters, Climate Vault nonprofit aims to make net-zero emissions a reality

 

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Three UChicago graduate schools, Obama Foundation partner on interdisciplinary scholars program

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For the first time, researchers visualize metabolic process at the single-cell level

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Longtime journal editor W. J. T. Mitchell reflects on career, the loss of his son

A research team at the University of Chicago is exploring how cells remember and respond to environmental pressure. In a simulated actin network, actin filaments start out randomly oriented (left) but align after pressure is applied (right).

UChicago scientists experiment with materials that can “remember”

Georgiana Simpson was 1 of 3 Black women in the U.S. to receive doctorates 100 years ago. 2 U. of C. students aim to keep her legacy alive with a namesake campus organization.


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  1. Many Americans are relaxing their pandemic precautions, survey finds
  2. What the Muon g-2 results mean for how we understand the universe
  3. Three UChicago graduate schools, Obama Foundation partner on interdisciplinary scholars program