Heirs often opt to keep heritage goods together as a set rather than breaking them up and giving them away piecemeal.

New research links data on genetic risks with those on support resources to assess individuals' probability of recovery and ...

Political segregation is one of several forms of spatial isolation that may be affecting Asian Americans' living experiences ...

Cynthia Oliver, an award-winning choreographer and an Illinois dance professor, has been awarded the 2026 Knight Choreography ...

Researchers mapped the moving parts of 18,000 proteins in the human body in two days, a feat that previously took months on a ...

A new book by English professor John Gallagher aims to counter the hype surrounding artificial intelligence by focusing on AI ...

The regulatory framework for artificial intelligence-based medical devices needs to be improved to ensure transparency and protect patients’ health, says Sara Gerke, the Richard W. & Marie L. Corman ...

The 2024 Illinois Youth Survey reported some disturbing trends among the state’s teens, such as obtaining alcohol through home delivery services, binge drinking and use that was nearly double the ...

The research team included, clockwise from front center, Chelsea Peterson, Jessica Monson, Geoffrey Pociask, Paul Marcum, Julie Nieset and Jeffrey Matthews. Photo by Fred Zwicky CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — ...

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — With a new five-year, $15 million award, the U.S. National Science Foundation has renewed its support of the Molecule Maker Lab Institute, a research collaboration focused on ...

The first step toward a consenus on AI safety should be developing a common scale with independent verification that gauges the existential risks of AI, similar to the Torino scale that astronomers ...

Illinois State Archaeological Survey director Thomas Emerson, right, ISAS physical anthropologist Kristin Hedman, center, and ISAS skeletal analyst Eve Hargrave and their colleagues found that a ...