Binghui Huang
Reporter at Illinois Answers Project
investigative reporter covering economic equity and opportunity issues in Chicago @illinoisanswers. tell me things. [email protected] 312-767-9531
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2 months ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Binghui Huang
SOUTH CHICAGO — South Chicago teenager Silvestre Luna wants what so many young people plan for: a job he likes, good pay and opportunities to grow in his career. He hasn’t had it easy. After losing his little brother around Halloween 2023, he dropped out of high school. “I was in a dark place,” the 19-year-old recalled.
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2 months ago |
blockclubchicago.org | Binghui Huang
This explainer is part of an Illinois Answers Project series on quantum computing. Read the first story here. What if instead of going through years of trial and error to see which mixture of chemicals and organic molecules are effective against a disease, biotech and pharmaceutical companies could fast forward, shaving years off of the process to find effective drugs? That’s the promise of quantum computing.
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2 months ago |
blockclubchicago.org | Binghui Huang
SOUTH CHICAGO — South Chicago teenager Silvestre Luna wants what so many young people plan for: a job he likes, good pay and opportunities to grow in his career. He hasn’t had it easy. After losing his little brother around Halloween 2023, he dropped out of high school. “I was in a dark place,” the 19-year-old recalled.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
thestarpress.com | Binghui Huang
A Muncie resident was devastated last October when she went to her ultrasound at nine weeks pregnant. Even though she had all the symptoms of pregnancy, she had suffered a missed miscarriage, a condition where the fetus has died but the mother's body fails to dispel the fetal tissue. The woman's IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital doctor gave her misoprostol, a medication that causes the uterus to contract and softens the cervix. The drug is often used in situations such as this one.
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Sep 15, 2024 |
indystar.com | Binghui Huang
Indiana University administrators laid out a 10-year construction schedule Friday, detailing plans for an athletic center near downtown Indianapolis, a rebuild of the Bradford Woods Pool, renovations to the Biology Building in Bloomington as well as upgrades to academic buildings in Indianapolis.
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Any one in the Chicago area have stories to share about finding, affording, providing or using childcare? My coworkers @MereNewman & @_MJHopkins are working on a project on accessibility and quality and want to hear from more parents. Link to get in touch: https://t.co/wFwnTBK7Ql
My first story for @IllinoisAnswers is a deeper dive into the uncertain future of the quantum computing industry as plans move forward to build a major tech hub on Chicago South Side.
NEW from @Binghuihuang: Developers say a quantum hub will bring good jobs to South Chicago, with state backing in the hundreds of millions. But some question if the tech will work—and if locals will benefit. https://t.co/12RWCXSYQx
RT @IllinoisAnswers: NEW from @Binghuihuang: Developers say a quantum hub will bring good jobs to South Chicago, with state backing in the…
