Sarah Steimer

UChicago researchers use machine learning to examine meanings across languages A stack of German, French, Spanish and English language books sits on a laptop keyboard next to a notebook and pen. Written on the notebook are translations for "love," "mother," "father," "family" and "home" in several languages.

UChicago researchers use machine learning to examine meanings across languages

How do you define your neighborhood? A row of 2 flats in Chicago

How do you define your neighborhood?

Professor’s book offers global, historical viewpoint of policing Police in riot gear

Professor’s book offers global, historical viewpoint of policing

Experts discuss thoughtful approach to complex issues of migrant influx Panel discussion on migrant issues

Experts discuss thoughtful approach to complex issues of migrant influx

How do we protect U.S. democracy, 2024 election? Guardian democracy reporter Sam Levine, Georgia election official Gabriel Sterling, Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford and Black Voters Matter founder LaTosha Brown at the CPOST event.

How do we protect U.S. democracy, 2024 election?

Human-aware A.I. helps accelerate scientific discoveries, new research shows Hands of robot and human touching on big data network connection background.

Human-aware A.I. helps accelerate scientific discoveries, new research shows

Your ability to remember works of art may be predictable Three actors from the film Ferris Bueller's Day off stand diagonally from each other with their arms crossed. Behind them are several paintings.

Your ability to remember works of art may be predictable

Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, former Secretary of Defense to discuss invasion of Ukraine Ukraine flag with city in the background

Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, former Secretary of Defense to discuss invasion of Ukraine

Higher air pollution in low-income areas affects early childhood development A group of cars sitting in traffic surrounded by clouds of vehicle exhaust

Higher air pollution in low-income areas affects early childhood development

Social media could open doors for studying memory, study finds A person holds up their phone to take a picture during a concert

Social media could open doors for studying memory, study finds