How wood is making a comeback in construction
U civil engineers show how “mass timber” construction of earthquake-proof buildings pave the way for wood to replace steel and concrete.
Read MoreU civil engineers show how “mass timber” construction of earthquake-proof buildings pave the way for wood to replace steel and concrete.
Read MoreThe University of Utah is part of a $15M, NSF-funded initiative that will power regional climate solutions that offer economic opportunities.
Read More“I wanted to create a way to help myself and my peers in the biomedical, life science and biotech fields make more connections with industry.”
Read MoreWith the launch of a new, 5-year strategic plan, the aspirational will become even more concrete.
Read MorePerfectly preserved skin from a fossil of Zuul crurivastator, a dinosaur named after the dog from Ghostbusters, gives unprecedented insight into the social behavior of the dinosaurs.
Read MoreA blockbuster of a star exploded in a way previously thought impossible, resulting in an unusual pattern of elemental ashes that left behind a trail of evidence still visible billions of years later.
Read MoreConservation won’t be enough to save Utah’s inland sea. Saved water must be “shepherded” to the lake, rather than used by someone else.
Read MoreMany people don’t know that buildings should be checked for elevated radon levels every two to five years and how to get a test.
Read MoreLargest diversity study of the genus Psilocybe investigates the evolution of psilocybin production. They found that Psilocybe arose around when the dinosaur-killing asteroid caused a mass extinction event.
Read MoreThe U continues to rise toward excellence, with an even stronger reputation as one of the nation’s leading research universities.
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