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AI in health care: Promise and pitfalls
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At the inaugural One-U Responsible AI Initiative symposium, U panelists discuss the promise and potential pitfalls of using artificial intelligence in health care.
Read MoreImproving campus safety and engagement with electric bikes
For University Police, an expanded e-bike fleet is another way to engage with the community.
Read MoreFive years of breaking enrollment records at the U
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Totaling 6,001, this year’s incoming students represent a nearly 34% increase from the incoming class of 2020 and a nearly 8% increase over last year.
Read MoreDivine Nine members bring strong principles to the U community
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The fraternities and sororities provide social outlets as well as civic and community engagement opportunities aimed at serving the public good.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Emma Koa
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“My goals are to become a communication and public relations professional and be involved in the 2034 Olympics.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Ethan Hood
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“I remember growing up, there was a huge stigma for those with mental disorders or impairments. I had lived so much of my life in denial of my own ailments.”
Read MoreMeasuring environmental impacts on human health
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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 MoreU hosts SWSIE, an engine driving climate innovation
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‘There’s so much we can do collectively’: University of Utah hosts NSF, regional partners for Southwest Sustainability Innovation Engine site visit.
Read MoreMulti-step phishing attack aims to collect login credentials and personal info
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The attack that aims to potentially to get unauthorized access to university and personal accounts.
Read MoreThe costs and benefits of hosting the Olympic Games….again
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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.
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