THE MYSTERIES OF SCIENCE
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The Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science workshop comes to the U.
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FORGING THE WAY
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Utah named a Phase II finalist position in the Department of Energy’s FORGE program and is one step closer to an advanced geothermal laboratory.
Read MoreJUST ADD WATER
High school students, teachers and undergrads spent a week at the U doing water research projects with faculty from universities across the state.
Read MoreNOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART
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Native American students from Duchesne and Uintah school districts visited the U to explore campus and participate in a guided cow heart dissection.
Read MoreISOTOPE SLEUTHS
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University of Utah scientists helping law enforcement to crack tough cases.
Read MoreWE ARE FAMILY
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Math simulations support theory of “socially enforced nepotism.”
Read MoreSHOWING U THE ROPES
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Theoretical climbing rope could brake falls; now mathematicians need material to make it a reality.
Read MoreHUGE LANDSLIDE SHAPED ZION NATIONAL PARK
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U study dates slide to 4,800 years ago. The disaster dammed the Virgin River and created a lake that lasted 700 years until it filled with sediment, producing the canyon enjoyed by millions of visitors today.
Read MoreDARRYL BUTT JOINS THE U
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University of Utah names new dean for the College of Mines and Earth Sciences.
Read MoreLIVE FAST, DIE YOUNG
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A team of international paleontologists, including Adam Huttenlocker at the U, determine how some mammal relatives survived the Permo-Triassic Mass Extinction.
Read MoreBREAKING GROUND ON SCIENCE
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The U broke ground last week on the Gary and Ann Crocker Science Center, which will occupy the historic George Thomas Building and house classrooms, labs and a technology incubator space.
Read MoreWHAT A MOTH’S NOSE KNOWS
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U study reveals how the brain depends on the senses to construct an impression of reality and how changing the sensory hardware can cause the moths’ brains to be fooled.
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