RESEARCH RECOGNIZED
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Huntsman Cancer Institute CEO and director, Mary Beckerle, honored by National Cancer Institute.
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NEXT WAVE OF DISCOVERY
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U scientists play key role in next-generation astronomical survey to map the entire sky.
Read MoreA YEAR IN RESEARCH
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From defending the dark, a formula to predict attraction to infotainment in cars and bovine-burying badger: A look back at the innovative and ground-breaking research being done at the U in 2017.
Read MoreIS HE REALLY THAT INTO YOU?
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U researcher finds how a woman evaluates a man’s mating interest may be psychologically linked to her father’s behavior — and that can affect her own sexual behavior.
Read MoreTHE BRAIN-NATURE CONNECTION
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Video showcases the U’s psychology department research on how being outdoors enhances cognitive ability.
Read MoreSHAPING SNOWSTORM IMPACTS
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Researchers, including the U’s Jim Steenburgh, have found shorelines of lakes may help forecasters determine the impacts of lake-effect storms.
Read MorePOPULATION PATTERNS
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Agricultural productivity drove Euro-American settlement of Utah, explaining past and present population patterns.
Read MoreDRIVING OUT DIABETES
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The Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation will donate $5.3 million to the U to establish a diabetes prevention program called “Driving Out Diabetes: A Larry H. Miller Family Wellness Initiative.”
Read MorePARTNERSHIP WITH REAL TEETH
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One might wonder how the School of Dentistry and the Marriott Library would be partners. Strange bedfellows you say? Not at all.
Read MoreLIGHTNING-FAST COMMUNICATIONS
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U researchers find a mineral discovered in Russia in the 1830s holds a key to the next step in ultra-high-speed communications and computing.
Read MoreBOOSTING EXAM SCORES
U research shows by thinking about their thinking, a practice called metacognition, students raised their final exam scores by 10 percent on average – a full letter grade.
Read MoreCAUTION AHEAD
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U professor David Strayer says technology that doesn’t mix with driving continues to increase in many new vehicles.
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