A breakthrough by UChicago scientists enables greener microfabrication
New, more sustainable process uses water instead of harmful chemicals
Prof. Stuart Rowan elected to the Royal Society
"It's an enormous honor and more than a little humbling"
UChicago scientists invent ultra-thin, minimally-invasive pacemaker controlled by light
Ultralight membrane can regulate heartbeats with the aid of an optic fiber
A better understanding of quicksand-like fluids could lead to future technology
UChicago scientists make breakthrough in physics behind ‘oobleck’-like fluids
Transistor can adhere to internal organs like tape
UChicago researchers’ design makes stable, suture-free medical monitoring in body possible
University of Chicago scientists invent smallest known way to guide light
Scientists found that a sheet of glass crystal just a few atoms thick could trap and carry light. Not only that, but it was surprisingly efficient and could travel relatively long distances—up to a centimeter, which is very far in the world of light-based computing.
Study reveals long-debated makeup of the molecules that help organize your cells
Structure of polyelectrolyte complexes could lead to better drugs and technology, say UChicago scientists
UChicago researchers develop stretchable OLED display
Scientists with Pritzker Molecular Engineering design flexible electronics with range of applications
A chemist who studies the spots where chaos sneaks in
UChicago Asst. Prof. Sarah King awarded prestigious Cottrell Scholarship