Biological network helps body adapt to stresses on health
A method for studying the interactions between cells and their environment reveals a surprisingly large network.
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Ethics Week confronts the issue of AI in higher ed
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Experts from across campus and the broader community will weigh in on the topic at events from March 13-15.
Read MoreA pool at Yellowstone is a thumping thermometer
The interval of thumps at Doublet Pool offers insight into the fluctuations of energy in the Yellowstone hydrothermal system.
Read More1 in 4 parents lied about their kids’ COVID-19 status
Parents cited an inability to stay home from work to care for their sick children or wanting to make decisions about their child’s health care without input from outside authorities, among other reasons.
Read MoreBeyond greenspace and bluespace
Most research on environmental exposure and health outcomes is limited to landscapes dominated by plants and water. A new study broadens the array of natural landscapes and their impact on human health.
Read MoreClimate Hackathon yields ideas for managing urban heat
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Schools as heat shelters, portable cooling shelters, city data for a heat index—meet the teams who came up with the winning ideas at the 24-hour Climate Solutions Hackathon addressing urban heat.
Read MoreHow research experiences can support underrepresented students
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Education researcher Brian Burt visits the U to talk about how research experiences can support underrepresented students.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Ramón Barthelemy
“I would love to see a physics community that anybody can come to and participate in. I want them to be able to bring their background, their unique perspective and their full self to physics.”
Read MoreShock to the system
University of Utah study shows certain wearable gadgets could interfere with implantable cardiac electronic devices.
Read MoreU research boosts state and national economy, small businesses
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Research projects at the U contributed over $714 million to the national economy through vendor contracts and subcontracts between 2014-2021.
Read MoreNyawelo wins 2023 Spirit of Salam Award
The award honors researchers who promote the development of science in disadvantaged parts of the world, who embody Abdus Salam’s conviction that science is the common heritage of humankind.
Read MoreSeed grants will support U data science research
The grants, supported by the new One Utah Data Science Hub, will focus on projects utilizing methods toward solving societally relevant problems within basic and health sciences.
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