Using AI large language models to teach the next generation of students
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Stanford’s Peter Norvig illuminates artificial intelligence at the U’s Frontiers of Science lecture.
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The Bomb Hunters
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How Wayne Johnson’s combat experience clearing IEDs in Afghanistan guided his career as a researcher in the U School of Business.
Read MoreThe critical role of academic advisors
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If students are losing motivation, we have tools to help them get back on track.
Read MoreNew courses in Creative Arts Therapies
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All four Creative Arts Therapies courses will begin this spring semester and are taught in hybrid model.
Read MoreUnlocking the power of constructive dialogue
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Perspectives is an interactive online program designed to teach students the principles of constructive dialogue.
Read MoreUtah and BYU: Rivals on the field, teammates in the lab
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The rivals on the field are, in fact, not rivals in the lab.
Read MoreRethinking electric bus depots as ‘profitable energy hubs’
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New research into Beijing’s 27,000-bus fleet explores using depots to generate solar energy to power buses and stabilize the grid.
Read MorePost-election classroom conversations
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A message from the Academic Senate Presidency.
Read MoreIn search of malaria parasite’s Achilles heel
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Discovery of critical iron-transport protein in deadly pathogen could lead to faster-acting medications.
Read MoreU leads 6-state research initiative to reduce childhood obesity
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In the past four decades, the rate of childhood obesity has quadrupled, increasing kids’ risk for serious conditions, including type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.
Read MoreMeet Ally, SLC airport’s first-ever dinosaur
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The Salt Lake City International Airport and the Natural History Museum of Utah unveiled the airport’s first-ever dinosaur—Ally! The museum’s Tim Lee designed the display of the 30-foot-long Allosaurus fragilis skeleton.
Read MoreCensorship and surveillance in the Middle East
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Political scientist Yuree Noh’s research tackles the tools of repression used by authoritarian regimes.
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