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Two Nobel laureates among recipients of UChicago’s 2024 Alumni Awards

UChicago scientists invent ultra-thin, minimally-invasive pacemaker controlled by light A photograph of a scientist wearing blue gloves in a laboratory and holding tweezers in one hand and a small memrane on a transparent sheet in the other

UChicago scientists invent ultra-thin, minimally-invasive pacemaker controlled by light

Five UChicago scholars awarded prestigious Sloan Fellowships in 2024 Photograph of a gargoyle statue on the campus of the University of Chicago with out-of-focus lights around it

Five UChicago scholars awarded prestigious Sloan Fellowships in 2024

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Civil Rights, Economics, and Black Religion

A UChicago composer finds inspiration in Rome Baldwin Giang sits in front of a piano

A UChicago composer finds inspiration in Rome


A UChicago composer finds inspiration in Rome Baldwin Giang sits in front of a piano

A UChicago composer finds inspiration in Rome

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