U achieves first successful allogenic stem cell transplant using graft from deceased donor
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Technique could improve treatments for patients with aggressive blood cancers, speed access to transplants.
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As climate warms, migratory songbirds’ fall feather molt advances by a day every year
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Study by U biologists taps data from 22,000 songbirds captured at Bonderman Field Station to reveal changes in how they replace their feathers
Read MoreUtah’s energy future
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Leaders from a national laboratory, academic research, non-profit advocacy and private industry reveal how Utah is positioned to lead in the clean energy transition at the 2025 Wilkes Climate Summit.
Read MoreThe power of curiosity and collaboration
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Symposium celebrates discoveries of U geologist and biologist Thure Cerling, who developed forensic tools using isotope analysis.
Read MoreU and XPrize partner to revolutionize healthy aging
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The U’s Utah Data Coordinating Center will validate the science of teams vying for the $101 million XPRIZE Healthspan, a competition aimed at closing the gap between health and lifespan.
Read MoreLassonde Family Foundation gives $25 million gift to advance student entrepreneurship
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As the institute approaches its 25th anniversary next year, it has grown into a globally recognized center for student entrepreneurship and innovation.
Read MoreInnovation in Action Summit
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The U’s Professional Science Master’s program hosted the inaugural event that connected student researchers to industry professionals.
Read MoreA new AI toolkit for predicting diseases before symptoms appear
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Psychiatry researchers validate RiskPath, which could transform the delivery of preventative care for progressive diseases.
Read MoreSpring runoff is older than you think
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Research by U hydrologists finds water flowing out of Western ranges is, on average, more than 5 years old, demonstrating that runoff has a prolonged underground journey.
Read MoreChemist Henry S. White named 2025 Rosenblatt honoree
White has demonstrated a deep commitment to student success and is credited with transforming general chemistry education at the U.
Read MoreSecrets of the Haenyeo divers
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“It’s like they have a superpower”: Genetic analysis of all-women extreme divers finds changes linked to blood pressure, cold tolerance.
Read MoreBroader antibiotic use could change the course of cholera outbreaks
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Research by U epidemiologists and mathematicians rethinks whether it’s best to treat only the most severe cases with antibiotics.
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