All Research Briefs

Krista Varady

May 15, 2025

Q&A on fasting for weight loss with Krista Varady

UIC professor breaks down the basics of fasting for weight loss.

Rachel Havrelock, UIC

May 9, 2025

Q&A on the future of freshwater with Rachel Havrelock

Director of the Freshwater Lab sheds light on the state of freshwater in Chicago and globally

Assistant professor Zach McDowell.

April 28, 2025

Q&A on misinformation with Zach McDowell

Assistant professor of communication discusses the importance of being a smart consumer in a digital world.

Douglas Thomas

April 8, 2025

Nitric oxide may contribute to cancer by turning off genes, study finds 

New epigenetic role of nitric oxide could influence health and disease

Four horizontal lines made up of blue and yellow dots against a black background.

April 7, 2025

Nanoscale materials ripple in the cold, study finds 

That observation could help in the design of technologies that use MXenes, a promising new material

Mark Rasenick

March 6, 2025

Blood test could help clinicians measure depression

UIC study expands previous work on promising signal of depression symptoms

A close-up photo of an eye.

February 17, 2025

Why melanoma cells escape the eye and how to potentially stop them 

UIC researchers develop a new peptide to prevent metastatic ocular melanoma

A green circle on a light blue hexagon surrounded on four sides by needles made of diamond.

January 6, 2025

Elemental superconductor reveals new physics under pressure 

Condensed sulfur could help study the fundamental nature of superconductivity

Two crystal structures made up of blue and gray polygons connected by red dots.

December 23, 2024

Experiments verify high-pressure properties of materials used in many technologies 

Study could boost design of materials used for medical imaging, sonar and other devices

A woman in a white doctor coat with a stethoscope around her neck holds her hand to her forehead while looking at a laptop.

December 17, 2024

Antisemitism aimed at health care professionals has grown since 2023, study finds 

Research also found increased antisemitic language in health care community on X

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