At its third annual symposium, One-U RAI celebrated three years of progress and the launch of Redtail, a statewide resource for research, education and pro-human AI.
Read MoreFrancis Halzen was awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy astrophysical neutrinos. U researchers have been a part of the international project from the very beginning.
Read MoreOver 48 hours, the One-U Responsible AI Initiative’s event gathered 102 participants across 26 teams to leverage data science, machine learning and AI to tackle real-world issues in the classroom.
Read MoreEarlier this year, a cruise ship returning from Argentina experienced an outbreak of hantavirus. With a background in hantavirus research, NHMU’s Destiny Gonzalez answers your questions.
Read MoreDOE awards $7.5 million to University of Utah-led regional coalition to identify unconventional sources of critical minerals and rare earth elements.
Read MoreIf you missed the Sept. 28 Academic Senate meeting or need a refresher, keep reading for the highlights from the meeting. Meetings are open to the public and held on Zoom.
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 MoreNew Hubble Space Telescope TEMPOS survey of 29 massive stars in extremely metal-poor galaxies finds unexpectedly weak stellar winds and delivers the largest-ever dataset of its kind, which could reshape our understanding of how galaxies formed in the early universe.
Read MoreUtah developers of the computer graphics icon reflect on its impact since the digital teapot’s unveiling in Martin Newell’s 1975 dissertation.
Read MoreIn 2026, the internationally visible Department of Anthropology is celebrating its 100th birthday.
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