Northwestern University professor rushed to Chicago-area hospital after cops call on drones in desperate search
72 -year -old Professor of Northwest University and was taken to hospital after notifying missing inside Chicago Evanston suburb, Illinois.
Nina Kraus, a professor of neurobiology and autolarengology at the School of Communication, disappeared after leaving his house at 9 am on the morning of the Labor Day. police. Authorities said he left behind his phone.
According to the university, his family reported that he was missing after he could not return. Supported by the police of Northwestern University, the Evanston Police Department launched an emergency search.
On Tuesday morning, the Evanston PD announced that they would fly along the lake coast on Tuesday morning, Evanston PD on Tuesday morning.
Tuesday evening Police said on Facebook post Kraus was found in Evanston and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
72 -year -old Professor of Northwest University, Evanston, Illinois (Evanston Security Directorate) Chicago suburb after the loss was reported to be hospitalized and taken to hospital.
Independent He contacted Evanston PD to comment on Kraus’s current situation.
Following the disappearance of Kraus, Northwestern university asked the people from the help of finding him.
“The university is hopeful that we can find Professor Kraus with the help of the community and that we can provide security.” He said. newsletterWhich Independent When they asked for a comment, it was guided on Tuesday.
Kraus is a scientist who specializes in neurobiology and auditory learning, an inventor, an amateur musician and the director of Hugh Knowles Center. He has a doctoral degree from Northwestern and wrote his 2022 books Loud mind.
“My research on the sound and the brain aims to understand how our lives in sound are better and worse, how it changes the processing of sound in the brain, that it makes us and affects the world we live in” biography reader.
