U engineers demonstrate lightweight ‘exoskeleton’ that helps stroke survivors walk
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Wearable robotics takes a step forward in improving the lives of patients with hemiparesis
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Humans of the U: Prachi Aswani
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“Looking at social media data is fun and frustrating.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Monica Weedon
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“It’s really ground-breaking research. Through our literature review, we found there are no other studies that have really focused on females with autism, finding them and screening them.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Neveah Parker
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“As for the Black Student Union, it’s been a very central part to my college experience.”
Read MoreU physicists contribute to IceCube’s next era
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As the groundbreaking observatory completes its first major upgrade in the South Pole, U scientists support drilling, calibration and analysis efforts to advance the hunt for cosmic neutrinos.
Read More‘Just-shoring’ puts justice at the center of critical minerals policy
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The clean energy transition depends on critical raw materials but mining them strains local communities and ecosystems. A new “just-shoring” framework argues supply chains must center justice alongside climate and security goals.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Cait Quirk
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“Going forward, this program has helped me learn that I want to work in community spaces and be engaged with the land and people and histories of those places.”
Read More6 contemporary ecofiction titles for Earth Month
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Ecofiction is a genre that roots itself in the interconnectedness of life.
Read MoreWhat’s driving Salt Lake City’s downward emissions trends?
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Emissions of NOx and carbon monoxide have dropped on the city’s streets since 2005, according to new atmospheric sciences research that could help Utah address its air quality problems.
Read MoreAs polar ice changes, so do the rules governing it
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U-led research reveals growing presence of granular sea ice alters how water, heat and nutrients move through ice covering Antarctic ocean.
Read MoreFinancial Wellness Month returns to campus
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The series makes financial education more accessible and relevant to students’ daily lives
Read MoreEdible Campus Gardens celebrates 30th anniversary in 2026
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Started as a student-led initiative in 1996, the Edible Campus Gardens have been a resource for the campus to conduct research and classes, support wellbeing and connect with community.
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