MARCH FOR SCIENCE
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Utahns will join others around the world in a celebration of the many ways that science improves the quality of life in our communities and on our planet.
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PHYSICS IS FUN
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The U invites “a group of Bill Nyes” to share engaging science demonstrations at a physics teachers conference.
Read MoreWHEN SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES MEET
Poet, biologist and visual artist headline Utah Symposium in Science and Literature to explore human impact on earth.
Read MoreU STUDENT AWARDED PRESTIGIOUS HERTZ FELLOWSHIP
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Ethan Lake, an undergraduate student in physics and math, has received the prestigious and highly competitive Hertz Fellowship, a $250,000 grant for up to five years of graduate study in the STEM fields.
Read MoreMARCH MADNESS BY THE NUMBERS
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Statistics student offers insight into the world of basketball statistics.
Read More‘SHAMROCKS’ OF UTAH
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Look for these five native Utah clovers this St. Patrick’s Day.
Read MoreEDGE ON THE COMPETITION
A team of U metallurgy students participated in the 2017 Bladesmithing Competition at the annual conference of The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society Conference in San Diego.
Read MoreMATHEMATIC, NOT ENIGMATIC
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U math students aim to break stereotypes at Leonardo event.
Read MoreANSWERING STUDENTS’ QUESTIONS
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Science students exploring post-graduation career opportunities can meet with potential employers at the University of Utah College of Science’s Science Employer Panel.
Read MoreTHE DISAPPEARING DARK
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The U has awarded formal recognition to the Consortium for Dark Sky Studies, the first academic center in the world dedicated to discovering, developing, communicating and applying knowledge pertaining to the quality of the night skies.
Read MoreBATTLING GENDER BIAS
A new study revealing gender bias in geosciences has inspired a U student to fight it.
Read MoreROCKY MOUNTAIN HAZE
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Study finds a link between drought and air quality in the western wilderness.
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