UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering

As a member of the first graduating class of UChicago PME’s Master’s program, Yo Han Seol, MSME’21, embarked on a path driven by one motivating belief: that technology, when guided by compassion and purpose, can change lives.

Today, his work spans healthcare, engineering, and education, reflecting the multidisciplinary mindset he developed as a student and the many directions an engineering career can take.

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The final application deadline for the Master of Engineering program is June 18, 2026. It’s not too late—apply today.

Congratulations, graduates! 🎓 This year, UChicago PME celebrated 187 graduates as part of The University of Chicago’s 540th Convocation.

Trained to ask bold questions, seek rigorous answers, and work across disciplines, these graduates leave prepared to tackle complex challenges and shape the world for the better.

We are so proud of our graduates and can't wait to see the impact they will make in the years ahead.

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The Berggren Center for Quantum Biology and Medicine brings together science, engineering, and medicine to advance interdisciplinary discovery at the University of Chicago.

The quantum engineering graduate program offers interdisciplinary training across all areas of quantum information science with a focus on practical applications. The program offers flexibility to engage with quantum science and engineering across all areas of biology and medicine. This program within the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering is the primary point of entry into the Berggren Center for Graduate Students.

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From networking events and employer site visits to one-on-one advising and interview preparation, UChicago PME’s Career Development team helps students and postdocs explore career pathways and opportunities.

Their work is strengthening the bridge between advanced scientific training and careers in industry, startups, national labs and more.

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Celebrating excellence in teaching, research and service at UChicago PME 🏆

Congratulations to:
Shrayesh Patel — Faculty Award for Outstanding Teaching and Mentoring
Reginaldo Gomes — Distinguished Dissertation Award
Carlos Medina Jimenez — Outstanding Service Award for Doctoral Students

Through impactful research, dedicated mentorship and service to the community, these honorees are helping advance science and engineering and strengthen the future of molecular engineering.

Researchers at UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, supported by Q-NEXT, have developed a surprisingly simple method to create and control a broad variety of highly entangled quantum states.

The approach uses tools already common in quantum physics laboratories and could advance ultraprecise quantum sensing while opening new possibilities for studying exotic quantum materials.

🔗 Read more: https://pme.uchicago.edu/news/researchers-craft-new-simple-recipe-highly-entangled-quantum-states

We were honored to welcome the inspirational Dr. Walter E. Massey as the keynote speaker at the UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering 2026 Convocation.

A physicist, educator, and former director of the National Science Foundation (NSF), Massey is currently an advisor for the Giant Magellan Telescope – GMTO Corp., president emeritus of Morehouse College and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and senior advisor to the president and emeritus trustee of The University of Chicago.

Graduates celebrated their milestone day with a leader whose career has shaped science, education, and innovation.

Dean Nadya Mason welcomed guests at the UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering’s 2026 Convocation, celebrating the accomplishments of this year’s Master’s and PhD graduates.

Mason celebrated the accomplishments of our graduating students while highlighting the strength of the UChicago PME community and the real-world impact of its interdisciplinary work across quantum science and engineering, bioengineering and immunoengineering, and materials for sustainability.