Robot-aided assembly could help scientists speed pace of discovery for new technologies
Technique by UChicago scientists creates ‘assembly line’ for integrating new materials
Scientists simulate ‘fingerprint’ of noise on quantum computer
Unique study could point way to new approach, uses for quantum technology
To understand biology, scientists turn to the quantum world
Researchers hope sensors using quantum tech could transform biology research
Modifying molecules is complicated—so UChicago chemists found a simpler way
New carbonyl rearrangement method could help identify new medicines, chemicals
Using chemistry to extract water from the air, even in the desert
UChicago scientists work to improve device to collect water
University of Chicago chemist Mark Levin named 2021 Packard Fellow
Early-career award will provide $825,000 of research support over five years
UChicago scientists create material that can both move and block heat
Unusual material could improve the reliability of electronics and other devices
Center for Bright Beams awarded $22M to boost accelerator science
UChicago a partner in continuing Cornell-led center to transform electron beam technology
For a sustainable future, scientists rethink plastics and devices
UChicago scientists and engineers seek to transform plastics, electronics, transportation