University of Utah announces guaranteed housing for first-year students admitted in fall 2024
The news comes as part of the U’s plan to address housing demand and increasing enrollment numbers of the university.
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New study challenges model for how proteins help each other fold
Research shows “chaperones” are more active in the protein folding process than previously known.
Read MoreDeep tech is coming
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Artificial intelligence and semiconductor research on campus to get a big boost in bid to cement Utah’s place as a tech hub.
Read MoreImproving patient outcomes and reducing cost
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The new Population Health Center is a collaborative effort of the university, state and community to build a sustainable model of care tailored for those who need it most.
Read MoreU sets up groundbreaking nanofab network to jumpstart semiconductor industry
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UNICOS will serve as a state hub for industry and workforce development.
Read MoreResponsible AI Initiative seeks to solve societal problems
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The initiative will be led by the U’s Scientific Computing and Imaging (SCI) Institute as part of a concerted effort to conduct research at the U that improves the lives of Utah’s 3.4 million residents.
Read MoreDiversifying STEM Education Research
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NSF has awarded $1.25 million for a program that will recruit and train postdoctoral scholars to explore marginalization in STEM education from a queer perspective, the first-of-its-kind in the world.
Read MoreStatement from University of Utah Leaders about crisis in Israel
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We are horrified by the continuing violence, death and destruction in the Middle East and its impact on members of our campus community.
Read MoreRing-of-fire eclipse: How to see it
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Southern Utah will see an annular eclipse on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 14. Here’s how to watch it safely and respectfully.
Read MoreU looks to ADVANCE women faculty in STEM
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The U is embarking on an institutional transformation project using a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation under its ADVANCE program.
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