Remembering UChicago Prof. Karl F. Freed, whose work reshaped modern molecular theory. A mentor for more than 50 years, he helped train future Nobel laureates Moungi Bawendi and John Jumper. Read more: https://t.co/WmVciXAO77 -
Remembering UChicago Prof. Karl F. Freed, whose work reshaped modern molecular theory. A mentor for more than 50 years, he helped train future Nobel laureates Moungi Bawendi and John Jumper. Read more: https://t.co/WmVciXAO77 -
Oscar-nominated 'Marty Supreme' is more than a sports story. UChicago Prof. Sarah Hammerschlag explores how the film reflects postwar American Judaism, survival and the tensions in our meritocratic ideal. Your Sunday Read: https://t.co/28DCD3Rhv9 -
How many digits of pi do you know? Most mathematicians don't try to memorize them; instead, they rely on a century-old formula that allows them to calculate hundreds of digits of pi with surprising efficiency. UChicago Asst. Prof. Daniil Rudenko demonstrates. https://t.co/GEHRYMBMFp -
Colorfully hewn and geared for action, the Chicago Women's Graphics Collective's art is now featured in an exhibition designed by UChicago undergrads. Hit the link to see "Radical Posters" in action: https://t.co/B93lGGVqRT https://t.co/Tqxwo69fAY -
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