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UChicago to partner in $25M NSF center for optoelectronic, quantum tech Silicon quantum dot illustration

UChicago to partner in $25M NSF center for optoelectronic, quantum tech

Born at UChicago, startup helps prevent satellite collisions in space A satellite in orbit above blue sky and clouds

Born at UChicago, startup helps prevent satellite collisions in space

Kimberly Kay Hoang to deliver Aims of Education address to first-year students Kimberly Kay Hoang

Kimberly Kay Hoang to deliver Aims of Education address to first-year students

Sebastian Hurtado-Salazar wins 2022 New Horizons in Mathematics Prize Sebastian Hurtado-Salazar

Sebastian Hurtado-Salazar wins 2022 New Horizons in Mathematics Prize

Innovative READI Chicago initiative brings hope amid heartbreak of gun violence Sylvester, a beneficiary of the READI Chicago initiative, stands outside a Heartland Alliance building in Chicago

Innovative READI Chicago initiative brings hope amid heartbreak of gun violence

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Perfect pitch, explained

UChicago scientist Young-Kee Kim elected to presidency of the American Physical Society Young-Kee Kim

UChicago scientist Young-Kee Kim elected to presidency of the American Physical Society

Nigel Lockyer to step down as Fermilab director Nigel Lockyer

Nigel Lockyer to step down as Fermilab director

Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering to celebrate 10th anniversary with two days of public science talks Entangelement illustration

Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering to celebrate 10th anniversary with two days of public science talks

Books that examine how 9/11 and its aftermath reshaped our world Close up of a flower in the rain at the 9/11 Memorial in New York City

Books that examine how 9/11 and its aftermath reshaped our world

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  1. UChicago to partner in $25M NSF center for optoelectronic, quantum tech
  2. Born at UChicago, startup helps prevent satellite collisions in space
  3. Kimberly Kay Hoang to deliver Aims of Education address to first-year students