Humans of the U: Kyle Gayly Gayliyev
“I allowed myself to challenge the fears and open myself to the experiences that the University of Utah offers. It worked out so well.”
Read More“I allowed myself to challenge the fears and open myself to the experiences that the University of Utah offers. It worked out so well.”
Read MoreU engineer develops diagnostic tool for breast cancer that can be used more frequently and with younger patients.
Read MoreThe legacy of the U’s mastermind behind LED-based technology was honored in a video from the National Academy of Inventors.
Read MoreU engineer Massood Tabib-Azar is developing a coronavirus sensor about the size of a quarter that works with a cellphone and can detect COVID-19 in 60 seconds.
Read MoreU engineers will develop sensors that know when cornfields are getting attacked by insects or weeds.
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