Research by NHMU curators Tyler Faith and Mitchell Power showcased in new exhibit about how wildfire patterns change in response to climate change and herbivore extinction.
Read MoreAcross campus, efforts are underway to evaluate efficiencies and establish pathways for improved services at the U.
Read MoreSynthetic mirror-image bacteria could be a boon to drug development—but could also interact with the environment in unpredictable and potentially dangerous ways.
Read MoreThe study highlights how ecosystem degradation disproportionately impacts disadvantaged communities.
Read MoreThe indigenous Aymara people of the Andes have a gene variant that is associated with better outcomes for various blood diseases.
Read MoreWesley Sundquist conducted basic research that led to the drug lenacapavir, “a pivotal step toward diminishing HIV/AIDS as a global health crisis.”
Read MoreNHMU’s paleontology team hand-picked 12 species for a holiday celebration, leading up to DinoFest 2025: Underwater Worlds on Jan. 25-26.
Read MoreThe water eventually reaches the sea, but GPS data that tracks the rise and fall of Greenland bedrock reveals a complicated journey.
Read MoreInterdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.
Read MoreBasic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.
Read MoreExpansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.
Read MoreAI’s impacts on the environment, dangers of AI-generated and -amplified misinformation and using AI for wildfire forecasting were discussed at the One-U Responsible AI Initiative symposium.
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