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The 79 pages that link to University of Chicago, each with the reason it gives.

• Maurice HillemanRelated: Hilleman earned his doctorate there before beginning his career in microbiology.

• Robert Lucas Jr.Related: Lucas spent much of his academic career at Chicago, where his research influenced generations of economists.

• William H. McNeillRelated: McNeill spent most of his academic career teaching history at the University of Chicago.

• Albion Woodbury SmallRelated: Small built the sociology department within this institution.

• Alfred Radcliffe-BrownRelated: Radcliffe-Brown taught there from 1931 to 1937, influencing American anthropology.

• Anatol RapoportRelated: Rapoport studied mathematics there and earned his doctorate in 1941.

• Arjun AppaduraiRelated: Appadurai held academic appointments there during the development of his influential work.

• Capitalism and FreedomRelated: Friedman’s teaching and research there helped shape the intellectual setting of the book.

• Clair PattersonRelated: Patterson conducted his doctoral research there under Harrison Brown.

• Grace Alele-WilliamsRelated: She earned her doctorate in mathematics education there.

• James Samuel ColemanRelated: Coleman spent much of his academic career there and helped shape its sociology department.

• Jerome KarleRelated: Karle earned his bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees there.

• Maud MentenRelated: Menten earned her doctorate there while pursuing research in biochemistry.

• Nancy Grace RomanRelated: Roman earned her doctorate in astronomy there and began her professional research career.

• Sessue HayakawaRelated: Hayakawa studied political science there after arriving in the United States.

• Willard LibbyRelated: Libby conducted the research that established radiocarbon dating there.

• Euphemia HaynesRelated: Haynes studied education there, adding graduate training to her mathematics work.

• Henry TaubeRelated: Taube taught there from 1946 to 1961 and carried out influential coordination-chemistry research.

• Konrad Emil BlochRelated: Bloch held an early faculty position there before moving to Harvard.

• Masahiro SakuraiRelated: Sakurai held a faculty position there during his career.

• Philip Danforth ArmourRelated: Armour supported the university’s founding through a substantial financial contribution.

• Sherwood WashburnRelated: Washburn earned his doctorate there and began the academic career that shaped modern primatology.

• Thomas Chrowder ChamberlinRelated: Chamberlin led its geology department and helped establish its scientific reputation.

• Zhang YuzheRelated: Zhang completed his graduate astronomy training there.