2020
UChicago to host interdisciplinary workshop to address COVID-19
October 26, 2020

On Oct. 29-30, the Institute for Mathematical and Statistical Innovation (IMSI) at the University of Chicago will host an interdisciplinary workshop to address the COVID-19 pandemic. The event, “Dealing with COVID-19 in Theory and Practice,” will bring together key stakeholders with diverse backgrounds and expertise from across academia, industry and government—including biomedical experts, epidemiologists, public health officials, economists, business professionals and bioethicists.
Watch Nobel laureate Andrea Ghez explain how to prove a black hole exists
October 26, 2020

Physicist explains challenges, triumphs at University of Chicago’s Maria Goeppert Mayer Lecture
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Andrea Ghez to deliver Oct. 22 UChicago lecture
October 20, 2020

Nobel Prize-winning physicist Andrea Ghez to deliver Oct. 22 UChicago lecture
Oct 7-9 IMSI conference to explore how math, statistics can address global problems
October 2, 2020

Oct 7-9 IMSI conference to explore how math, statistics can address global problems
UChicago scientists share knowledge, research with the public—now with a virtual beer
August 27, 2020

UChicago scientists share knowledge, research with the public—now with a virtual beer
Department of Energy unveils blueprint for quantum internet in event at University of Chicago
July 24, 2020

Department of Energy unveils blueprint for quantum internet in event at University of Chicago
University of Chicago STAGE lab docuseries takes viewers into the lives and labs of scientists
June 16, 2020

Curiosity: The Making of a Scientist offers an online sneak peek of its pilot episode online June 25 at noon and 8 p.m.
New campus virtual events website
April 23, 2020

University of Chicago launches new campus virtual events website
University of Chicago Exhibit and Speaker Series Celebrates Women in STEM
February 20, 2020

Redefining the landscape - Women in STEM, an exhibit featuring narratives and large-scale portraits of the women who are shaping STEM in the Physical Sciences Division and the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, will open on Thursday, March 5, 2020, at 3:00 PM with a presentation by University of Chicago Provost and Chemistry Professor Ka Yee Lee. The opening reception will be in the atrium of the William Eckhardt Research Center from 4:00-6:00 PM.
2019
CQE workshop raises awareness for ethical development of AI and quantum computing
December 16, 2019

A two-day workshop took place from Oct. 31-Nov.1 at UChicago to raise awareness and generate strategies for the ethical development and implementation of AI and quantum computing. The workshop was organized by the Chicago Quantum Exchange and funded by the Kavli Foundation and the Center for Data and Computing.
Celebrating a half-century of revolutionary scientific research
November 12, 2019

The Committee on Evolutionary Biology—an interdivisional and interinstitutional graduate training program—will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a two-day event Nov. 21-22, featuring scholars, students and alumni of the program discussing their groundbreaking research and scientific achievements.
2018 Nobel laureate in Physics, Prof. Donna Strickland, to speak at UChicago
October 17, 2019

On October 24, the Maria Goeppert-Mayer Lectures at the University of Chicago—named in honor of the second woman to win a Nobel Prize in Physics—will feature the third woman to win, 2018 Nobel laureate Prof. Donna Strickland.
UChicago mathematician, physicists win $3 million ‘Oscars of science’
September 6, 2019

Prof. Alex Eskin, a UChicago mathematician who co-proved a “magic wand theorem” has been awarded one of the $3 million Breakthrough Prizes.
The Event Horizon Telescope collaboration, of which the University of Chicago is a partner, received the prize for creating the first image of a black hole earlier this year. Michael Levin, an associate professor of physics studying quantum condensed matter physics, was also awarded the New Horizons Prize along with three other physicists.
UChicago names building after pioneering physicist Albert Michelson
August 22, 2019

The University of Chicago has named its Physics Research Center in honor of former faculty member and founding physics department chair Albert A. Michelson, a pioneering scientist who was the first American to win a Nobel Prize in the sciences. The 1907 prize honored his field-defining work, including taking the first accurate measurement of the speed of light.
University of Chicago announces recipients of honorary degrees this year
May 15, 2019

Four distinguished scholars have been named recipients of honorary degrees this year.
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