Fruit flies on cocaine could reveal better therapies for addiction
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Flies and humans react to cocaine in similar ways, and are likely to share many of the genes that affect addiction risk.
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New chiral photonic device combines light manipulation with memory
U engineers develop multifunctional, reconfigurable component of an optical computing system that could be a game changer in electronics
Read MoreUtah Student Robotics wins NASA’s Aretemis Grand Prize
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Each year, NASA hosts the Lunabotics Challenge, tasking college teams with building a prototype lunar rover and piloting it on a simulated mission.
Read MoreUtah Asia Campus community embraces Korean baseball culture
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Korean baseball is a high-energy event with nonstop cheering, songs, drums and synchronized fan chants.
Read MoreThicker sediments under Salt Lake could result in more intense ground shaking
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A study based on new seismic data indicates earthquake hazard models may need to be revised for the Salt Lake Valley.
Read MoreEPA directs $2M ‘brownfield’ grant to U’s Rio Grande property
Cleanup of 2-acre lot will advance Salt Lake City’s plan to revitalize blighted land west of downtown near historic rail depot.
Read MoreNew textbooks program for fall
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This initiative aims to improve student affordability, preparedness, and sustainability to further reduce costs.
Read More3 tips to avoid your child’s ‘summer slide’
Don’t choose between giving your child a fun, restful summer and keeping their minds sharp during the break. With the right balance, kids get the best of both worlds.
Read MoreDiscover the U welcomes Korean and international youth to Utah Asia Campus
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Discover the U gave students a chance to step into real university classrooms, attend sample lectures and engage directly with faculty.
Read MoreDoes outdoor air pollution affect indoor air quality?
Using the U campus as a lab, researchers conclude inversion and dust pollution are kept out of buildings, but wildfire smoke can sneak inside if air-side economizers are in use.
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