An AI tool developed by ARUP Laboratories and Techcyte has improved the accuracy and speed of detecting intestinal parasites, proving more effective than human experts.

Cheenu Raghuraman, a University of Utah researcher, integrates dance and science to explain complex concepts like proprioception, the subject of his research involving fish neurology and cone snail venom.

USU researchers report the spread of disease-carrying mosquitoes in Utah, highlighting the southern house mosquito's efficiency in transmitting West Nile virus and the emergence of hybrids between mosquito species.

USU Professor Prateek Sharma received the Samuel Cate Prescott Award for his innovative dairy science research, notably in cheese processing and manufacturing improvements.

Chemists from the University of Utah developed a synthetic mimic of antifreeze proteins found in fish blood, designed to prevent ice crystal formation in frozen goods and medications.

The University of Utah is conducting a study on the link between hypertension and dementia, analyzing 40,000 blood samples with a $21.6 million NIH grant to understand how blood pressure management could prevent cognitive decline.

The 'BIRDBASE' dataset, detailing ecological traits of 11,589 bird species, has been released after decades of work by biologist Çağan Şekercioğlu and his team.

USU researchers developed a model, Systems Analogical Learning Theory (SALT), to improve IT system adoption and training by focusing on the similarity between old and new systems.

Utah State University's Space Dynamics Lab has released StarFall, an open-source software on GitHub for detecting potentially dangerous bolides, with support from NASA’s Planetary Defense Coordination Office.

USU mathematicians developed topological theories potentially aiding quantum computing by predicting new particle existence and enhancing qubit stability.

Study by Utah State University reveals woodrats' diverse dietary habits across North America through DNA analysis of their droppings, highlighting the animals' resilience and their ability to consume plants with chemical defenses.

Utah State University's Science Unwrapped will feature Sascha Baldauf and Molly Cannon demonstrating the use of technology to study mummies on September 19, with activities and a presentation suitable for all ages.

Archaeologists discovered 16th-century domesticated cat bones in a Florida shipwreck, providing insights into historical maritime life and the spread of felines to the Americas, as investigated by USU alum Martin Welker.