University of Utah President Advocates for Long-Term Research Goals to Drive Economic Growth and Innovation
University of Utah President Taylor Randall emphasized the importance of research faculties, highlighting their roles in economic growth and national competitiveness, and their potential for innovation in life sciences.
University of Utah's Megan DuVal Breaks New Ground in Ant Research and Advocates for Diversity in Science
University of Utah student Megan DuVal is engaged in myrmecology research, studying army ants' impact on ecosystems and their role as environmental indicators. Her work has led her to research in Brazil and mentorship opportunities.
USU Undergrad Research Shines Light on EV Challenges for Gig Economy in Upcoming Legislative Presentation
Utah State University student Will Bouck's research examines the barriers gig drivers face when switching to electric vehicles, including high costs and lack of charging infrastructure.
University of Utah Affirms Strong Commitment to Research Amid Policy Shifts and Funding Changes
The University of Utah reaffirmed its dedication to research, adjusting to new NIH funding rates while promoting continued innovation and resilience through frequent meetings and VPR Townhalls.
Sci-Fi Turned Reality: University of Utah's LUKE Arm Steals Spotlight at Big Game with Revolutionary Prosthetic Tech
The LUKE Arm, an advanced prosthetic with touch sensation developed by University of Utah researchers, was featured before the Big Game and is edging towards mainstream use with FDA attention.
Southern Utah University to Host Third Annual XR Southern Summit: Pioneering the Future of Education and Industry with Emerging Technologies
Southern Utah University prepares to host the third XR Southern Summit, focusing on advances in virtual, augmented, and extended reality technologies, with industry experts giving keynotes and panels.
Utah State's Space Dynamics Lab Partners with Air Force in DoD's Push for Advanced Space Technologies
The Space Dynamics Laboratory has secured a new deal with the DoD as a UARC, switching its primary sponsor from the MDA to the SAF/SQ. SDL specializes in space mission operations and advanced sensing.
Utah State University's ASPIRE Invites National Undergraduate Talent for Electrified Transportation Research Program
Utah State University's ASPIRE invites undergraduates to a summer research program focused on electrified transportation, offering hands-on experience and potential career impact.
Archaeological Find in Florida Offers Insight into 16th-Century Seafaring Cats and Reflects Scholar's Evolving Journey in Anthropology
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.
Utah State University's "Mummy Mystery": Unwrapping the Past with Technology at Science Unwrapped Event
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.
Utah State University Study Reveals Picky Eating Habits of North American Woodrats Through DNA Analysis
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 Space Dynamics Lab Unveils Open-Source Software to Detect Dangerous Meteors
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.
Revolutionary 'BIRDBASE' Dataset Unveiled by Conservation Biologist Çağan Şekercioğlu, Offering In-Depth Look at Global Bird Species Traits
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.
Utah Scientists Unlock Secrets of Hypertension's Role in Dementia: A $21.6M Study Could Change Alzheimer's Future
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.
University of Utah Scientists Synthesize Fish Protein Mimic to Revolutionize Cold Chain for Food and Pharmaceuticals
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.
USU Study Reveals Disturbing Spread of Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes in Utah Amid Rising West Nile Virus Cases
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.
University of Utah's Cheenu Raghuraman Blends Dance and Science to Enhance Neurology Research Communication
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.
University of Utah Engineers Unleash Revolutionary AI-Powered Bionic Hand that Thinks for Itself
University of Utah researchers developed a bionic hand with AI and sensors for an intuitive grip, improving user experience and reducing cognitive load. The hand's AI can predict finger positions for gripping objects.
Utah Cloud Scientist Pours Cold Water On Fears About Cleaner Ship Fuel
A University of Utah study of Azores clouds finds the 2020 shipping‑fuel switch changed droplet size and rainfall but left cloud reflectivity largely unchanged. The results complicate simple assumptions about aerosol cuts and warming.
U Of U Bets Big On Olympic Brainpower As 2034 Games Loom
The University of Utah has proposed an on‑campus Olympics research center to study sustainability, athlete wellbeing and legacy work as Utah eyes the 2034 Winter Games. The move expands ongoing partnerships and taps local economic research.
Baylor Study Finds AI 'Blind Spot' On Religion
A Baylor‑led consortium's AllFaith Benchmark finds major language models often omit religious perspectives in ethics answers and show conversion biases. The work is open‑sourced for developers and scholars.













































