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Human-instigated climate change has been known to be irreversible for quite some time now . However, its most extreme effects can still be dampened. The University-based Soybean Free Air Concentration Enrichment facility's mission has grown beyond crop observation.
Erik Nelson, professor in LAS, is pioneering research that could reshape medicinal therapy against cancer. His team's recent work focuses on the NR0B2 protein, which is found on the surface of nuclei in several different human cell types. It has shown a potential to alter immune cell behavior in ways that may significantly curb tumor growth.
Engineering professors at the University are creating a new kind of lab-grown cancer tumor that will make cancer research more accessible and affordable, revolutionizing the field. Bioengineering professors William King and Rohit Bhargava, the latter also serving as the director of the Cancer Center at Illinois, are manufacturing cancer cells from biopsies of patients’ cancer...
Recently, I was faced with the task of calling my grandma — an 82-year-old first-generation immigrant who donated to a political campaign for the first time this year — and checking on her after the results of the 2024 election were reported. She was surprisingly calm — or, at the very least, more level-headed than...
By: Riley Shankman, Ella Narag, Lars Arlandson
In a collaboration between the physics departments at the University and the University of Chicago, researchers have advanced a theoretical proposal in quantum physics that could lead to major breakthroughs in quantum entanglement.
Artificial intelligence is one of the latest tech crazes, taking the world by storm seemingly overnight. Sports fandom, a centuries-old tradition, can connect people across generations.
The excitement surrounding the idea of space exploration and travel has increased in recent years due to developments by SpaceX and its founder, Elon Musk. But far more goes into the recent progress than just one company and people in Champaign are doing their part.
Recent technological advancements allow teams to use wearable devices to track, recognize and analyze athletes' performances. While these innovations have generated controversy, they ultimately illustrate the future of athletic data collection.
Sports betting has exploded around America, as 38 states and the District of Colombia have legalized it for its residents since 2018. This wave began when the Supreme Court struck down a previous federal law banning sports gambling.
By: Ella Narag, Conor Blount
Despite grade school curriculums varying across the country, there are always commonalities. Everyone learns math, and everyone is taught English. There may be differences in how students learn to solve equations or in the books assigned to them, but the core principles remain. Meanwhile, one of the world's biggest professional industries plays a minor role.
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