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Sebastian Hurtado-Salazar wins 2022 New Horizons in Mathematics Prize Sebastian Hurtado-Salazar

Sebastian Hurtado-Salazar wins 2022 New Horizons in Mathematics Prize

Scientists create tiny capsules that can vacuum up or deliver cargo at will Electron scanning microscope image of several round objects each with a tiny hole

Scientists create tiny capsules that can vacuum up or deliver cargo at will

NSF announces $25 million institute in Chicago for quantum biology research Scientist works at a table wearing protective glasses with green laser light

NSF announces $25 million institute in Chicago for quantum biology research

U.S. Department of Energy funds center to build a foundation for quantum chemistry Abstract 3-D illustration of molecules floating in space

U.S. Department of Energy funds center to build a foundation for quantum chemistry

Aloof neutrons may actually ‘talk’ to one another briefly in new kind of symmetry Abstract image of particles on a dark background

Aloof neutrons may actually ‘talk’ to one another briefly in new kind of symmetry

Noel Swerdlow, one of the ‘greatest scholars’ of the history of science, 1941-2021 Noel Swerdlow outdoors

Noel Swerdlow, one of the ‘greatest scholars’ of the history of science, 1941-2021

Nobel Prize-winning biochemist Jack Szostak to join University of Chicago faculty Jack Szostak

Nobel Prize-winning biochemist Jack Szostak to join University of Chicago faculty

RNA breakthrough creates crops that can grow 50% more potatoes, rice A rice plant stalk on a bed of rice grains

RNA breakthrough creates crops that can grow 50% more potatoes, rice

‘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

Could dark matter be behind mysterious, supermassive black holes in the early universe? Illustration of a black hole with wind flowing from center

Could dark matter be behind mysterious, supermassive black holes in the early universe?