Stretchable AI patch computes on your body, no server required
New fabrication method enables large-scale transistor arrays to run AI algorithms in milliseconds, a step toward guiding precision cardiac treatments
“Peacekeeper” cells play important role in preventing autoimmune disease
UChicago research shows how immune cells keep their compatriots in line during infection
UChicago scientists study how the environment is silently shaping your risk for cancer
Data helps untangle links between air and water pollution and cancer
Argonne, UChicago partner to accelerate discovery of new cancer therapies using AI
Partnership aims to screen billions of molecules for new drugs at unprecedented speed
UChicago scientists create molecules that can ‘turn off’ cancer growth in mice
New study targets previously ‘undruggable’ class of proteins involved in cancer
UChicago scientists develop new nanomedicine approach to improve cancer treatment
Research effectively used nanoparticles to deliver chemo drugs directly to tumors in mice
UChicago scientists invent “living bioelectronics” that can sense and heal skin
Flexible, adaptable, storable patch combines bacteria and sensors to interface with body
What role does the gut microbiome play in why more women develop Alzheimer’s disease?
Two new University of Chicago studies investigate roles of gut microbiome, estrogen in differing disease rates
UChicago scientists invent ultra-thin, minimally-invasive pacemaker controlled by light
Ultralight membrane can regulate heartbeats with the aid of an optic fiber
Study links fracking to heart disease in nearby communities
UChicago Medicine research finds hospitalizations for older adults are higher near fracking sites