In 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.
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Humans of the U: Amy Locke
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“There are plenty of ways to incorporate movement and make your commute more sustainable. I’ll see you out there.”
Read MoreU experts explore AI at Leonardo speaker series
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping society at numerous levels, promising major changes in how we do business, learn and even conduct scientific research.
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 MoreLonger wildfire seasons means more bad air days
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Each year, Utah and much of the west goes up in flame.
Read MoreAfter 10 years, U celebrates success at Asia campus
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At a gala and capital campaign launch at the end of September, UAC students, faculty and university and state leaders took a moment to bask in the campus’ success.
Read MoreHow special is the Milky Way Galaxy?
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A “saga” about 101 galaxies like the Milky Way and their companions.
Read MoreWildland firefighters hit their STRIDE
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STRIDE is the first model for accurately mapping the most efficient routes and estimating walking speed through any environment that considers slope steepness, vegetation density and ground surface roughness.
Read MoreMicrosoft Copilot: Compliance and ethical considerations for the AI tool
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Be transparent when you use Copilot or other generative AI tools.
Read MoreWebsite about AI efforts at the U is live
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The website is part of a broader effort to find common ground on generative AI tools.
Read MoreIntroducing the Center for Student Access and Resources
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A new center is centralizing student resources at the University of Utah.
Read MoreHow marine snail venom can improve medicines
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New research explores how one venom mimics a human hormone that regulates blood sugar, which could lead to better treatment for diabetes.
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