Utah Bionic Leg on Science Robotics cover
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Sensors, processors, motors, a transmission system and robotic joints enable users to control the prosthetic intuitively and continuously.
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Gene that guides earliest social behaviors could be key to understanding autism
Pharmacological experiments in zebrafish offer insight into social development.
Read MoreMysterious bright flash is a black hole jet pointing straight at Earth
Astronomers at the U believe the jet was produced by a black hole that began devouring a nearby star, releasing a huge amount of energy in the process.
Read MoreU launches education partnership with U.S. Air Force
The University of Utah College of Engineering and Hill Air Force Base celebrate new alliance during Nov. 18 event.
Read MoreIndigenous Health Lecture
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To improve health outcomes today, Dr. Adams shared that Canada must address their country’s violent past—and present—towards Indigenous Peoples.
Read MoreStudy: COVID may increase risk of stroke in kids
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Overall risk is low but real, data suggests.
Read MoreA tale of terroir: Porcinis evolved to the local environment
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The first-of-its-kind genetic survey of porcini mushrooms across the Northern Hemisphere found that the delicious fungi evolved in surprising ways.
Read MoreRacial disparities persist in atrial fibrillation diagnosis and care
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A new study describes racial disparities in the treatment of atrial fibrillation and other cardiovascular conditions, and offers recommendations about how to remediate them.
Read MoreHow tooth isotopes help bring home unidentified soldiers
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U researchers are developing methods to connect chemical signatures in teeth with soldiers’ hometowns.
Read More$3.6M gift expands efforts to diagnose rare genetic diseases
A gift from the Mark and Kathie Miller Pediatric Genomics Fund will support a pair of pediatric genetic research programs at the Center for Genomic Medicine at University of Utah Health.
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