Ultrasound device shows promise for treating chronic pain
U engineers developed Diadem, which noninvasively stimulates deep brain regions, disrupting faulty signals that lead to chronic pain.
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Daniel Mendoza: Turning science into action
The U atmospheric sciences researcher marshals the data to help improve life for those in Salt Lake’s underserved communities.
Read MoreWhat microscopic fossilized shells tell us about ancient climate change
New research from U geologists links rapid climate change 50 million years ago to rising CO2 levels.
Read MoreSTEM Safety Day
Categories: Campus Life, Faculty/Staff, Impact Initiatives, Innovate Initiatives, Latest Stories, Safety, Science & Technology
The free event offers seminars, training and interactive sessions to help the science, engineering and medical community better understand the hazards and mitigate health and safety risks for STEM disciplines.
Read MoreNew U ‘benefit’ company helps students connect to education
Categories: Faculty/Staff, Feature (Utah.edu), Health & Medicine, Impact Initiatives, Innovate Initiatives, Latest Stories, President, Students
Proxima delivers on a promise made to the West Valley City community nearly three years ago.
Read MoreU and U.S. Army Reserve announce historic agreement
At a groundbreaking on Aug. 19 at Camp Williams in Bluffdale, Utah, the university and Army Reserve formalized a deal years in the making, marking a milestone in Utah’s commitment to military support.
Read MoreDecoding mysterious seismic signals
Utah geophysicists find link between seismic waves called PKP precursors and strange anomalies in Earth’s mantle.
Read MoreExplorer Corps app, a Utah road-tripper’s best friend
Categories: Campus Life, Community, Faculty/Staff, Impact Initiatives, Inspire Initiatives, Latest Stories, Research, Science & Technology
Download the free app before Labor Day 2024 to enter a summer sweepstakes to win a prize package of nearly $1,000 in camping equipment.
Read MoreHow our biases are reflected in how fast we make decisions
Quick decisions more likely flow from biases, while people who take longer make better decisions, according to study led by U mathematicians.
Read MoreThe connection between reproductive health and certain cancers
New research from the U documents an association between early menopause and significant increased cancer risk.
Read MoreBeyond the genome
U of U Health launches project to map DNA modifications and gene activity across lifespan and generations.
Read MoreRed Butte Garden—beautiful from the parking lot!
Categories: Campus Life, Community, Faculty/Staff, Feature (Utah.edu), Impact Initiatives, Latest Stories
Escape the heat on the shady pathways of the Red Butte Garden while appreciating the plants that thrive in the heat…including a flower that smells like powdered chocolate milk.
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