New CRISPR-based technology speeds identification of genes involved in health, disease
The method, called MIC-Drop, enables rapid screening of hundreds of genes in a single experiment.
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U scientists on the 2021 IPCC climate report
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Learn what the findings mean for the future of research and our planet.
Read MoreFood claiming to have ‘wild mushrooms’ rarely does
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Research reveals that food products labeled with wild mushrooms mostly contained cultivated fungi and a few poisonous mushrooms.
Read MoreTaylor R. Randall named as 17th U president
The Utah Board of Higher Education selected Randall following an extensive national search.
Read MoreUp in smoke
U researchers have developed a method to better predict when wildfire smoke affects residents.
Read More‘Virtual nature’ experiences in prisons reduce stress
Exposure to nature imagery or nature sounds decreased physiological signs of stress in the incarcerated.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah purchases historic property in Washington, D.C.
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Orrin G. Hatch Center will become the new home for the U’s D.C.-based interns.
Read MoreSaving energy, cutting pollution
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The U’s Intermountain Industrial Assessment Center helps businesses save energy, operate with less emissions.
Read MoreBe the light in your community
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Scientist and inventor Alice Min Soo Chun demonstrated how she used STEM to change communities and encouraged Indigenous graduates to do the same.
Read MorePart of world’s ultimate IT team
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The U joins a new center to help the world’s top scientific facilities manage their important data.
Read More3 finalists named in U presidential search
Public meetings with finalists Aug. 4; presidential appointment expected Aug. 5.
Read More3-D printed replicas reveal swimming capabilities of ancient cephalopods
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Experiments in water tanks, including a U pool, suggest the ancient animals lived a vertical marine lifestyle.
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