DOE awards $7.5 million to University of Utah-led regional coalition to identify unconventional sources of critical minerals and rare earth elements.
Read MoreHouston-based company develops chemical generators to make essential chemicals more cheaply and easily on-site, reducing supply chain volatility while lowering carbon emissions and chemical waste.
Read MoreThe U outreach specialist’s latest discovery is his brightest yet. Nearly 10 weeks later, the exploding star is still shining in a galaxy 50 million light-years away.
Read MoreMeet Avi Davidson, a left-hand amputee using the neuroprosthetic “Luke arm” that is controlled by thoughts and provides sense of touch.
Read MoreOn Sept. 17, the university will host the first Gulf States Forum and Global U Alumni Impact dinner.
Read MoreKem C. Gardner Institute Research finds high prices and borrowing costs continue to challenge buyers as Utah prepares for substantial housing demand.
Read MoreA faint signal emitted during photosynthesis may reveal physiological stress well before tree mortality appears in aerial surveys, potentially giving forest managers more time to prepare before mortality becomes widespread
Read MoreRain falling through wildfire smoke can deliver unusually large bursts of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to ecosystems, and may be an increasingly significant—and largely overlooked—ecological consequence of fire.
Read MoreThe research brief examines how Utah’s home-based workforce has changed by geography, industry, occupation, demographics, education and earnings.
Read MoreThe University of Utah’s new AI factory will expand access to advanced computing for researchers, students and industry across Utah
Read MoreWhen it comes to disclosing inventions and licensing technologies, Utah is a leading university, according to latest survey data.
Read MoreUsing machine learning, U researchers found that repeated exposure to combinations of common air pollutants in early pregnancy was associated with nearly three-times greater odds of early preterm birth.
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