Amanchukwu Lab: Creating better energy storage systems
Step inside the laboratory as Chibueze Amanchukwu and his team investigate the chemistry that could lead to better batteries and systems to turn carbon dioxide into fuels.
Sheffield Lab: Understanding the neuroscience of memories
Watch UChicago neurobiologist Mark Sheffield and his team investigate the mechanisms of memory by studying neuron activity and connections. Their research could enhance the treatment of memory-related conditions such as Alzheimer’s and PTSD.
Awad Lab: Predicting and preventing strokes and brain bleeds
In the newest episode of Inside the Lab, visit Prof. Issam Awad and learn about his team's mission: to prevent strokes before they happen.
Light Lab: Understanding the gut microbiome to treat disease
Step inside Asst. Prof. Sam Light’s lab to learn how scientists are mapping the incredible network of microbes living inside your gut—and how they can affect health or disease.
Researchers draw inspiration from ancient Alexandria to optimize quantum simulations
UChicago scientists envision enabling more efficient quantum computing
Developing better ways of diagnosing disease at intersection of disciplines
Ph.D. candidate creating new kind of microfluidic device to test for respiratory diseases
Rising leaders of Quantum Prairie
Why startup founders, researchers and students say the Midwest is the premier hub for quantum—and how UChicago is playing a big role
Caring for the community: UChicago Medicine trauma center marks five years
Director Selwyn O. Rogers Jr. describes his passion for his work and how his team strives to reduce trauma
UChicago researchers find way to extract more water from air
Optimized material pulls 50% more water than previous version, showing potential to help those in arid climates
How a ‘doctor for batteries’ is creating innovative technology to tackle climate change
UChicago, Argonne scientist Y. Shirley Meng focuses on energy storage that supports a sustainable future