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‘Inverse vaccine’ shows potential to treat multiple sclerosis, other autoimmune diseases Illustration depicting vaccine

‘Inverse vaccine’ shows potential to treat multiple sclerosis, other autoimmune diseases

Transistor can adhere to internal organs like tape Ph.D. student Nan Li, first author of the new paper, holds up a sample of the adhesive transistor.

Transistor can adhere to internal organs like tape

Three UChicago faculty members elected to National Academy of Sciences in 2023 Yellow flowers bloom on a tree on the UChicago campus, with a building in a background

Three UChicago faculty members elected to National Academy of Sciences in 2023

UChicago to partner on new Chan Zuckerberg Initiative biomedical research hub CZ Biohub San Francisco Research Associate Shruthi Vijay Kumar works at the “zebrafish hotel” in the lab

UChicago to partner on new Chan Zuckerberg Initiative biomedical research hub

Eight UChicago faculty elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences University of Chicago campus aerial

Eight UChicago faculty elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

UChicago researchers find way to improve multiple sclerosis treatment MS Treatment

UChicago researchers find way to improve multiple sclerosis treatment

UChicago molecular engineers take innovative approaches to COVID-19 vaccine PME Lab

UChicago molecular engineers take innovative approaches to COVID-19 vaccine

Breakthrough helps fight ‘cold’ tumors that don’t respond to immunotherapy Cold Tumor Therapy

Breakthrough helps fight ‘cold’ tumors that don’t respond to immunotherapy

Update on University of Chicago’s research for a Covid-19 vaccine Media citation image, WGN-TV, Apr. 23

Update on University of Chicago’s research for a Covid-19 vaccine


Chicago Immunoengineering Innovation Center launches to develop technologies to treat diseases Immunotherapy Center

Chicago Immunoengineering Innovation Center launches to develop technologies to treat diseases