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Researchers invent tiny, light-powered wires to modulate brain's electrical signals Yellow cell under a microscope

Researchers invent tiny, light-powered wires to modulate brain's electrical signals

Two UChicago mathematicians awarded one of field’s top prizes Wolf Prize winners

Two UChicago mathematicians awarded one of field’s top prizes

Jack Halpern, ‘towering intellect’ in field of inorganic chemistry, 1925-2018 Jack Halpern smiling and writing as his desk

Jack Halpern, ‘towering intellect’ in field of inorganic chemistry, 1925-2018

Newly discovered buildings reveal clues to ancient Egyptian dynasties Thumbnail

Newly discovered buildings reveal clues to ancient Egyptian dynasties

Robert McCormick Adams, anthropologist, former provost and Oriental Institute director, 1926-2018

Robert McCormick Adams, anthropologist, former provost and Oriental Institute director, 1926-2018

Award honors Prof. Eugene Parker’s lifetime of physics research Gene Parker

Award honors Prof. Eugene Parker’s lifetime of physics research

Department of Physics honors National Medal of Science winners

Department of Physics honors National Medal of Science winners

Scientists get better numbers on what happens when electrons get wet

Scientists get better numbers on what happens when electrons get wet

Tiny scales could serve as safe material in implants to reinforce bones and joints Close-up of black scales

Tiny scales could serve as safe material in implants to reinforce bones and joints

UChicago scientists use gyroscopes to find unusual state of matter Gyros

UChicago scientists use gyroscopes to find unusual state of matter