The University of Chicago’s Data Science Institute (DSI) and the Financial Mathematics Program have introduced a new Quantitative Developer (QD)...

Spin waves—often called magnons—can carry information in ways that promise lower energy use than conventional electronics. By tailoring how these...

USC has been selected to support the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission—an effort that brings universities, industry, and 17...

The International Mathematical Union (IMU) used the opening ceremony of the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in Philadelphia to announce...

Dimethyl carbonate (DMC) is prized as a “green” building block for plastics and other chemicals, but its commercial synthesis always...

Can lasting love be estimated like a system of equations? Over the past thirty years, researchers have argued that romantic...

A decade of work in Harvard’s Soft Math Lab has shown how traditional paper-inspired ideas can be translated into inverse-designed...

Green finance has surged in popularity, spanning green bonds, ESG funds, clean-energy benchmarks, and—more recently—energy-efficient cryptocurrencies. Yet bundling these assets...

New experiments are reshaping our understanding of ultrathin superconductors—materials that can conduct electricity without resistance. For years, two layered compounds,...

A plasma blood test that measures phosphorylated tau at the 217th position (P‑tau217) may offer a practical way to estimate...