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Phillip B. Williams
The short story behind a novel career
A new book by Phillip B. Williams has its roots in his days as a student at Illinois
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LAS Staff Spotlight Kristen Sackley
Creating pathways
LAS Staff Spotlight: Kristen Sackley
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Jerry Davila, Marcelo Medeiros, and Jorge Paulo Lemann
Marcelo Cunha Medeiros named Jorge Paulo Lemann Chair in Brazilian Economy
Professor focuses on theoretical developments in economics and the evaluation of public policies
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Chimes players in Altgeld Hall
Preserving the sound of the Altgeld Chimes
Musicians record the bells for listeners during the renovation
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Sea slug
Study: Brain circuits for locomotion evolved long before appendages and skeletons
Researchers find parallels between the neural circuitry in sea slugs and more complex mammals
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Group photo of people who created curriculum
First-year chemistry students learn data analytics in new lab curriculum
Course materials are being made available to teachers everywhere
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Students and college administrators
Improving the transition from across borders to the University of Illinois
LAS International Student Advisory Board works with college leadership to address important issues for those far from home
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Nancy Makri
Chemistry professor Nancy Makri elected to National Academy of Sciences
Election recognizes her work in theoretical quantum dynamics and quantum mechanical processes
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Former President Barack Obama looks at May Berenbaum as a woman in a military uniform holds the National Medal of Science
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