Category: Science & Technology
How to assess a community’s resilience
A case study in a Mexican ranching village shows how communities’ resilience depends on whether the scale of their preparation matches the scale of challenges they may face.
Read MoreSatellite Physical Therapy program to kick off in St. George
The Doctoral of Physical Therapy program, the first satellite program from the College of Health, extends the U experience to Southern Utah.
Read MoreClimate change induced refugee crisis, chronic war, in ancient Peru
Their findings suggest that climate change has the potential to harm all populations, either directly or indirectly, through destabilization and refugee crises.
Read MoreSCALE-UP supports COVID testing in underserved communities
New initiatives awarded $4.7 million to encourage COVID-19 testing in communities and schools.
Read MoreAutism support for the Black community
A study reports the effectiveness of a support system for, and developed by, Black parents of children with autism.
Read MoreNHMU launches Triceratops Traits for middle schoolers
The Research Quest program is designed to improve students’ critical thinking skills using real-world science investigations with researchers.
Read MoreExperience the universe for Dark Sky Week
April 22-30, join in local events honoring Utah’s phenomenal night skies.
Read MoreInfectED on campus, in the community and beyond
The student-led university club is focused on educating everyone on infectious diseases.
Read MorePreventing web-like NETs from clogging blood vessels could improve stroke outcomes
Research in mice suggests a window of opportunity to prevent additional brain damage following a stroke.
Read More2022 Bench to Bedside competition returns to the Utah Capitol
A device that measures oxygen saturation and temperature more accurately during surgery wins the Grand Prize.
Read MoreLargest cohort of U grad students awarded NSF fellowship
Twenty students received the prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship awards, and 11 students received honorable mentions.
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