Possible chemical leftovers from early Earth sit near the core
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Low seismic velocity zones may be remnants of incomplete mixing during the early stages of the planet’s interior.
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Watch launch of biggest, most powerful telescope
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U astronomer Anil Seth explains why the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope was a cosmically huge deal.
Read MoreHow the Matterhorn sways
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U professor Jeff Moore takes his methods for measuring rock arch motion to the Swiss Alps.
Read MoreRose Bowl: U community engagement challenge
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Funds raised from the challenge will benefit the Pasadena nonprofit, Friends In Deed.
Read More‘The Guarantee’
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The new scholarship for valedictorian and salutatorian graduates will offer aid to at least 700 Utah students.
Read MoreFerocious fungus
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U engineers discover what makes a tree-killing fungus so hard to put down.
Read MoreDon’t fear the needle
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U therapists have partnered with a nationwide network helping people overcome needle phobia.
Read MoreAutism in 8-year-old Utahns on the rise
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The increase is likely due to awareness, diagnostics and access.
Read MoreMegaherbivore extinctions and wildfires
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Loss of ancient grazers triggered a dramatic increase in fire activity across the world’s grasslands.
Read MoreDiagnosing breast cancer
U engineer develops diagnostic tool for breast cancer that can be used more frequently and with younger patients.
Read MoreKen Garff Scholarship Club to open at Rice-Eccles Stadium
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Funds generated from membership initiation fees will support scholarships for U students.
Read MoreLearning about the digital world
The School of Computing received more than $1.4 million to launch a new graduate-level degree and course certificates.
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