All Entries by Jeanne Galatzer-Levy
November 10, 2015
‘Psychic robot’ senses user’s intention, corrects movementsBioengineering software could help motorists, people with disabilities
November 10, 2015
Landfills ripe for change to efficient waste managementEngineers want to turn dumps into reusable areas
October 27, 2015
Stars on the ceiling bring comfort to young hospital patientsHospital treatment room decorated with gift from family foundation
October 21, 2015
Social-network analysis reveals animal bonding behaviorsDynamics of shifting allegiances shed light on herd behavior
October 13, 2015
Computer scientist wins second Test of Time awardHonored for much-cited paper on automated text mining
October 13, 2015
UIC program sends undergrads to neuroscience meetingFifty undergrads attend society’s annual meeting
October 6, 2015
‘Psychic robot’ will know what you really meant to doUIC bioengineers develop algorithm that analyzes action, predicts intent
September 25, 2015
Breast Cancer Survivors’ Day at UI HealthSurvivors, families, and caregivers celebrate, share information
August 7, 2015
Familiar drugs may block Ebola virus infectionLethal disease may be stopped by drugs already used to treat other illnesses
August 3, 2015
Graphene: like diamonds or coal, a carbon with amazing potentialOnly one atom thick, it has potential for astonishing variety of uses