Institute for Molecular Engineering Archives

October 21, 2018

News Ticker

[ October 19, 2018 ] Bashir named College of Engineering dean Illinois
[ October 19, 2018 ] UD CONTINUES ENROLLMENT BOOM Campus News
[ October 19, 2018 ] Bush women discuss ‘Women in the White House and Beyond’ Campus News
[ October 19, 2018 ] New business-focused pharmacy concentration meets a growing need for healthcare leaders Campus News
[ October 19, 2018 ] Northwestern students study on Doha campus Campus News

UChicago scientists build trap to make tiny packages of light ‘collide’

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March 27, 2018 By Louise Lerner The universe is illuminated via photons, the tiny individual particles that make up light, but they don’t interact with each other. To make them see the light, a team […]

UChicago food allergy startup ClostraBio raises $3.5 million

January 12, 2018 asianct 0

January 10, 2018 Prof. Cathryn Nagler had been researching the physiological origins of food allergy and potential treatments for over 30 years, but she hadn’t considered the possibility of translating that research into a business. But […]

Research Shows That Returning to China Can Cause a Period of Confusion. Shy About Studying Abroad?

In August, when overseas students were returning home, we found that returnees who have just returned to China have expressed concerns about readjusting and may lack information about domestic job hunting. Students return to China […]
TCJA’s Presence in the 2018 M&A

Deals are an opportunity often pursued by firms because businesses continuously need to grow. By acquiring a business as a subsidiary or its assets, the acquiring company can extend its roots into a foreign industry […]
CNN: 3 theories behind Nikki Haley’s shocking resignation

Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-large Updated 1:46 PM ET, Tue October 9, 2018 Washington (CNN) In a political world seemingly incapable of being shocked, the resignation of United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley on Tuesday did just that. […]
Edward Wasiolek, renowned scholar of Russian literature, 1924–2018

Sep 18, 2018 Sara Patterson In his 40-plus-year career at the University of Chicago, Prof. Emeritus Edward Wasiolek became a renowned scholar of Slavic and comparative literature, particularly of Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky. Wasiolek edited […]
AP: In posthumous message, Hawking says science under threat

LONDON (AP) — Stephen Hawking spoke from beyond the grave Monday to warn the world that science and education are under threat around the world. The words of the scientist, who died in March at […]
Krannert Center’s new assisted listening system to benefit patrons with hearing loss

SEP 19, 2018 10:30 AM JODI HECKEL CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — People with hearing loss will find it easier to enjoy a concert, play or dance performance at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts. Krannert Center […]
‘Native America’ documentary including work by U. of I. researchers at Cahokia to be screened on campus

OCT 2, 2018 8:45 AM JODI HECKEL CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Two University of Illinois anthropologists talk about their work at the ancient city of Cahokia in a new, four-part documentary about the cities built by […]
Deciphering the history of a Chinese vase

OCT 1, 2018 8:45 AM MAUREEN WARREN CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — I hold my breath as Walter Wilson, one of our technicians, carefully moves an antique Chinese porcelain vase from its pedestal at Krannert Art Museum to a […]