K-12 teachers explore the vibrance of Native American perspectives and people
In workshop, U education professors address how to teach Native perspectives and issues in classrooms.
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Artificial intelligence requires regulation. Now.
Technology is driving the future, but who is doing the steering?
Read MoreDynamic pregnancy intentions
Study shows 12-month changes in pregnancy timing intentions using data from HER Salt Lake.
Read MoreHow COVID-19 is spurring research on campus
The pandemic led to a number of complications and opportunities.
Read MoreUniversity leaders celebrate 1U4U teams’ work
Building cross-campus teams and boosting cross-disciplinary teamwork was the impetus for the initiative.
Read MoreU professor featured in Utah air quality documentary
Categories: Belonging, Community, Faculty/Staff, Health & Medicine, News Releases, Research, Science & Technology, Students
Daniel Mendoza shares personal stories and scientific perspectives.
Read MoreHuman behavior sabotages CO2-reducing strategies
A study found that the “rebound effect” negates some of the benefits of U.S. states’ policies aimed at improving efficiency and renewable energy sources in the residential sector.
Read MoreDarwin’s short-beak enigma solved
A mutation in the ROR2 gene is linked to beak size reduction in numerous breeds of domestic pigeons. Surprisingly, mutations in ROR2 also underlie a human disorder called Robinow syndrome.
Read MoreValley Fever more common in Utah than previously thought
Symptoms can resemble those of the flu or COVID-19, but Valley Fever is caused by a fungus.
Read MoreOn the origins of COVID-19
The pandemic likely began when an infected animal passed the SARS-CoV-2 virus to a human at a live animal market in Wuhan, China.
Read MoreDo you feel like you belong here?
U researchers find that students’ certainty about belonging and their performance in a STEM course reinforce each other—for better or worse.
Read MoreTracking fossils to follow Utah’s past climate
A paleontologist and her team documented over 600 new fossil finds from the Age of Mammals, a record in the multi-decade Uinta Basin Project.
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