Limitation exposed in promising quantum computing material
Metallic surfaces are no longer protected as topological insulators become thinner.
Read MoreMetallic surfaces are no longer protected as topological insulators become thinner.
Read MoreU chemists show how analyzing chemical reaction data can predict how reactions may proceed, potentially saving valuable time and resources in chemical research.
Read MoreThe structure found may be used to advance efforts in developing more effective inhibitors and treatment of cancers.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah engineers develop a chip that converts wasted heat into usable energy.
Read MoreResults highlight a potential diabetes drug target and role for lowering total ceramides in the body.
Read MoreThe U’s departments of Materials Science and Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering recently merged into a single academic unit.
Read MoreU scientists have found that multiple ancient groups—including relatives of crocodiles and alligators—were not the carnivores we know today, but veggie eaters.
Read MoreNew research led by U biologists finds that some plants and trees’ water use can make droughts more intense.
Read MoreResearch shows fewer male babies are born in the U.S. during periods of environmental and ecological stress—a pattern referred to as male-biased fetal attrition or male-biased fetal loss.
Read MoreResearch shows location is the biggest factor in successful “alien” bird invasions—which are also seen as negatively impacting native species.
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