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Machine learning uncovers potent immunomodulators for vaccines and immunotherapy - Vimarsana News

Machine learning uncovers potent immunomodulators for vaccines and immunotherapy

Small molecules called immunomodulators can help create more effective vaccines and stronger immunotherapies to treat cancer.

Bengali Students' Association Brings Durgotsav Festival to Campus at Inaugural Event – Chicago Maroon - Vimarsana News

Bengali Students' Association Brings Durgotsav Festival to Campus at Inaugural Event – Chicago Maroon

On November 4, Kheyal, the Bengali students’ association at UChicago, brought an annual festival called Durgotsav to Ida Noyes. Offering a glimpse into Bengali culture, the event featured cultural performances such as dances and recitations, quintessential Bengali cuisine, and traditional art. A recent addition to the University’s cultural landscape, Kheyal—meaning “imagination of the uninhibited mind”...

Batteries for the future - Vimarsana News

Batteries for the future

In a speech delivered at the Australian Energy & Battery Storage Conference in Sydney earlier this year, Tim Jordan, Commissioner of the Australian Energy

'Natural Killer' Cell Maker Goes Public - Orange County Business Journal - Vimarsana News

'Natural Killer' Cell Maker Goes Public - Orange County Business Journal

NKGen Biotech Inc., which focuses on “natural killer” cell therapies to treat cancers and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, went public

Source: ocbj.com
The Engineer - Bionic breast seeks to return sensation after mastectomy - Vimarsana News

The Engineer - Bionic breast seeks to return sensation after mastectomy

Researchers at the University of Chicago have received $4m to further develop a bionic breast that provides a sense of touch, helping cancer survivors preserve sexual function.