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From Israeli digs to Greenland villages, UChicagoans travel the world for research Greenland

From Israeli digs to Greenland villages, UChicagoans travel the world for research

Students, faculty share how they spent their summers studying everything from languages to glaciers

Quick thinking! Ph.D. student, science fan takes first place in Three Minute Thesis competition Adarsh Suresh at science cafe

Quick thinking! Ph.D. student, science fan takes first place in Three Minute Thesis competition

Adarsh Suresh used lessons from improv to help compress his research into compelling, and very brief, presentation

James Webb Space telescope reveals a faraway planet’s band of clouds Exoplanet

James Webb Space telescope reveals a faraway planet’s band of clouds

New measurements paint detailed portrait of an exoplanet’s atmosphere

Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering celebrates first class of quantum Ph.D. graduates David Awschalom reflected in mirrors set up in his lab at the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering

Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering celebrates first class of quantum Ph.D. graduates

Black holes have tantrums, and scientists have finally captured the resulting gamma rays An artist’s conception of a supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy that is spewing out jets as well as via ultra-fast outflows of ionized gas.

Black holes have tantrums, and scientists have finally captured the resulting gamma rays

Findings could advance understanding of ultra-fast outflows’ role in evolution of galaxies

New awards recognize UChicago graduate students for championing diversity, inclusion Return to campus

New awards recognize UChicago graduate students for championing diversity, inclusion

Diversity Advisory Board Awards honor 12 inaugural winners for efforts to drive change

‘There may not be a conflict after all’ in expanding universe debate Illustration of a bright light at the center of a reddish star

‘There may not be a conflict after all’ in expanding universe debate

Bacteria know how to exploit quantum mechanics, UChicago study finds illustration of Chlorobium tepidum bacteria

Bacteria know how to exploit quantum mechanics, UChicago study finds

Photosynthetic bacteria adapt to environment by using quantum mechanics to steer energy

Aging stars provide a new cosmological yardstick Telescope image focused on a red star

Aging stars provide a new cosmological yardstick

UChicago researchers verify a new method of measuring distances to faraway galaxies

For first time, researchers send entangled qubit states through a communication channel Researcher works in gloves on metallic quantum assembly

For first time, researchers send entangled qubit states through a communication channel