U to launch engineering research internship for high schoolers
Teen students can now conduct research alongside world-renowned engineering scientists.
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SDSS-V’s robots turn their eyes to the sky
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After 21 years of observers loading heavy aluminum plates night after night, the cosmos are now visible through robotic eyes.
Read MoreCalifornia mice eat monarch butterflies
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This newly discovered mouse-butterfly interaction suggests that western monarch decline could disrupt ecosystems in unanticipated ways.
Read MorePossible chemical leftovers from early Earth sit near the core
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Low seismic velocity zones may be remnants of incomplete mixing during the early stages of the planet’s interior.
Read MoreWatch launch of biggest, most powerful telescope
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U astronomer Anil Seth explains why the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope was a cosmically huge deal.
Read MoreHow the Matterhorn sways
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U professor Jeff Moore takes his methods for measuring rock arch motion to the Swiss Alps.
Read MoreScience communication and outreach program brings Earth scientists into SLC classrooms
The Williamson Fellowship pairs geoscience grad students with seventh- through 12th-grade classes.
Read MoreResearchers explore strategies to improve access to COVID-19 vaccines
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Many factors, including vaccine clinic access and language barriers, can create disparities in vaccination.
Read MorePolar adventures in math
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Researchers Ken Golden and Jody Reimer use math to understand changing polar environments.
Read MoreScience careers are made here
There is a unique combination of people and resources at the U with no barrier between wilderness and work.
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Read MoreAutism in 8-year-old Utahns on the rise
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The increase is likely due to awareness, diagnostics and access.
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