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How did people use color in the ancient world?
Over the past two decades, exhibits like Gods in Color and Chroma have popularized the idea that the ancient world was awash ...
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Scholar reflects on the Olympics’ enduring appeal: ‘The ritual is central’
An attendee of 16 Games, UChicago anthropologist John J. MacAloon has studied the event for nearly five decades ...
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Lewis ‘Alan’ Longino, UChicago graduate student and scholar of postwar Japanese art, 1987‒2024
Lewis “Alan” Longino, a University of Chicago graduate student who studied and curated contemporary art around the globe, ...
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Prof. Andrew Cleland receives Vannevar Bush Fellowship for innovative quantum computing research
UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering Prof. Andrew Cleland has been named a 2024 Vannevar Bush Faculty Fellow, ...
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UChicago alum named 2024 Knight-Hennessy Scholar
Umar Siddiqi, AB’24, is passionate about enhancing access and quality of care for patients through innovation. Siddiqi was ...
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Coase-Sandor Institute for Law and Economics celebrates decade of impact
The Coase-Sandor Institute for Law and Economics recently marked its ten-year anniversary with an event that brought together ...
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Four new members elected to the University of Chicago Board of Trustees
The University of Chicago Board of Trustees has elected four new members: Rebecca Jarvis, AB’03; Yong-Mee “Michele” Kang, ...
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A new catalyst can “recycle” carbon dioxide into useful chemicals
A group of scientists with Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago, Northern Illinois University and ...
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Scientists call for ‘major initiative’ to study whether geoengineering should be used on glaciers
The white paper represents the first public efforts by glaciologists to assess possible technological interventions that could help address catastrophic sea-level rise scenarios.
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NASA’s Webb telescope peers into the boundary between day and night on a distant world
Researchers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have glimpsed tantalizing new details about what it’s like at the boundary of a tidally locked planet—that is, one where half of the planet is ...