U celebrates pathfinders at 2nd annual Innovation Awards
Researchers across campus strive to transform their academic research into marketable, impactful products.
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In search of malaria parasite’s Achilles heel
Discovery of critical iron-transport protein in deadly pathogen could lead to faster-acting medications.
Read MoreCan America’s political environment be detoxed?
A massive study of 25 video interventions points to solutions for reducing polarization, anti-democratic attitudes and support for political violence.
Read MoreU leads 6-state research initiative to reduce childhood obesity
In the past four decades, the rate of childhood obesity has quadrupled, increasing kids’ risk for serious conditions, including type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.
Read MoreU experts explore AI at Leonardo speaker series
Artificial intelligence is reshaping society at numerous levels, promising major changes in how we do business, learn and even conduct scientific research.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Chad Ostrander
“The only thing you should ever ask for is an opportunity. If you want something, go get it.”
Read MoreThe interlocking practices of censorship and surveillance in our technological era
Categories: Faculty/Staff, Hires & Promotions, Impact Initiatives, Latest Stories, Law & Politics, Research
Political scientist Yuree Noh’s research examines the tools of repression used around the world
Read MoreImmigrants and military service
Categories: Campus Life, Faculty/Staff, Impact Initiatives, Latest Stories, Law & Politics, Research, Students
New research shows immigrants are more willing to fight for United States and Canada than native-born citizens.
Read MoreMeasuring environmental impacts on human health
Garnering support from NIH’s high-risk, high-reward research program, pharmaceutical researcher Yue Lu examines how air quality affects lung health.
Read MoreKip Solomon’s covenant with water
Geological Society of America honors U hydrogeologist with its Meinzer Award for his work using isotopes to date groundwater.
Read MoreThe costs and benefits of hosting the Olympic Games….again
A Q&A with political science researcher Matthew Burbank on what’s in it for Olympic host cities as Utah gears up for 2034 Winter Games.
Read MoreA new historical lens on the WWII home front
History professor Matt Basso leads team of student researchers to document the home-front contributions of marginalized communities.
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