Students redesign popular apps, Adobe gives feedback
Multi-Disciplinary Design juniors present their final projects at Adobe’s headquarters in Lehi, receiving career-shaping feedback from a team of professional designers.
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Industry veteran expands Wilkes Center’s impact
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Fielding Norton brings expertise in climate- and insurance-technology to broaden the Wilkes Center’s role in society, including by supporting the innovation ecosystem and bolstering communities’ resiliency to climate change.
Read MoreNASA’s Chandra finds small galaxies buck the black hole trend
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Most smaller galaxies may not have supermassive black holes at their centers, contrasting with other studies that nearly every galaxy has one within their cores.
Read MoreU’s nuclear reactor celebrates 50 years
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Installed in 1975, the campus TRIGA reactor gains new relevance training the state’s future workforce at the dawn of a U.S. nuclear renaissance growing to meet an AI-enabled future.
Read MoreHow scholarships translate to student excellence
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Two U students share how the School of Biological Sciences, mentorship, research and financial support have shaped their journeys and set them up for what comes next.
Read MoreA new path from lab to patient
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U researchers turn basic research into a national model that fast-tracks lifesaving therapies toward FDA approval.
Read MorePrecious Computer Age relic turns up in U storage room
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The Disco-era spool of tape found in storage room may contain only known copy of Bell Labs’ UNIX v4, a 1973 operating system that marked a turning point in computer science.
Read MoreAstrophysicist Katherine Freese headlines Frontiers of Science
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What is the universe made of? What is dark matter and dark energy?
Read MoreMushroom causes fairytale-like hallucinations
The same peculiar hallucinations are independently reported across distant cultures.
Read MoreUtah as a national model for smart urban growth
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Guang Tian is pioneering research that blends advanced technology with urban design for healthier, better connected and more sustainable communities.
Read MoreIndigenous cradles: The powerful invention that changed lives
Alexandra Greenwald, U anthropologist and NHMU’s curator of ethnology, explores the innovations that helped Indigenous women balance motherhood with their vital role providing for their communities.
Read MoreImproving snowfall forecasts in the Mountain West
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U atmospheric scientists use manually gathered snowfall data from across the West to train a new model that outperforms existing weather prediction models.
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