The Sunscreen of the Future? Scientists Develop a Skin Cream That Heals Sun Damage as It Happens

Engineering News

First Demonstration of Quantum Teleportation over Busy Internet Cables

Professor Prem Kumar and his team successfully transmitted quantum information through a fiberoptic cable carrying high-speed Internet traffic.

A Systems-Thinking Approach to Transportation

Professor Marco Nie examines how to make transportation systems more efficient, sustainable, and equitable.

Sanjay Sood Shares Leadership Lessons and Life Insights with Graduates

Sood spoke at the December 14 PhD Hooding and Master’s Degree Recognition Ceremony, recalling the lessons he’s learned during his career.

Hands-On Course Prepares First-Year Students to Tackle Global Energy Challenges

Taught by Raj Kumar, MatSci 195: Materials for the Energy Solution centers on the fundamentals of energy materials and focuses on experiential learning.

In the Media

Chicago Biohub Backed by Mark Zuckerberg Publishes Its First Research, Discovering Way to Continuously Monitor Inflammation

The Chicago Tribune wrote about the work from Professor Shana Kelley to develop a sensor that monitors fluctuating proteins within the body in real time.

Chicago Tribune (via MSN)

The Sunscreen of the Future? Scientists Develop a Skin Cream That Heals Sun Damage as It Happens

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