New ‘plug-and-play’ cell design could revolutionize cancer immunotherapy
Engineered immune cells could give doctors new precision when fighting tumors
UChicago researchers find hidden logic behind cellular decisions
Study reveals how cells run complex computations without a brain, challenging traditional engineering principles
UChicago scientists invent breakthrough device to detect airborne signs of disease
Portable tech captures molecules in breath to aid medical care from diabetes to at-risk newborn development
New research suggests rainwater could have helped form the first protocell walls
UChicago-led study casts new light on the origins of life on Earth
UChicago scientists use machine learning to turn cell snapshots dynamic
Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering study hopes to use machine learning to boost cancer, immunology research
University of Chicago chemists discover a key protein in how lysosomes work
Protein lets calcium ions into cell; finding could open new avenues for therapies
Simulations show how HIV sneaks into the nucleus of the cell
UChicago chemists assemble massive model of the nuclear pore complex and HIV-1 virus capsid
RNA’s “joints” play key role in our gene expression, UChicago scientists find
Longstanding puzzle of RNA methylation revealed by team of chemists