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‘Solving’ biology’s most important molecule

Ramakrishnan shares his adventures in the ribosome at Frontiers of Science lecture

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Nada Math Anxiety Here

No anxiety exists around U of U math professor Ken Golden's classes

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Safe Landings Weather-wise

What Worries DAL’s Lead Meteorologist? Snow in Atlanta, Yes, but Also Volcanic Ash

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Ribosome adventures

A Nobel laureate visits the U with his tale of his adventures in the ribosome

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Wilkes Center Climate Prize Winner

Lumen Bioscience is the inaugural winner of the $1.5 million Wilkes Center Climate Prize

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UteQuake

UteQuake returns to Rice-Eccles Stadium Saturday when the Utes face UCLA

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Climate-Resilient Western Grid

The U and University of Calgary will establish and co-lead the U.S.-Canada Center

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Whale of a project: Library digitizes 50 years of research

A thankful undergrad helps make possible an endowed chair in biology

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Right Whale Research, Vicky Rowntree

Vicky Rowntree's 50-year legacy of researching right whales off the coast of Argentina

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Andy Thliveris: Remember the Undergrads

A thankful undergrad helps make possible an endowed chair in biology

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Clenched fists and full beards

Clenched fists and full beards: 2 pieces of evidence suggesting humans evolved to fight

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A warming climate could make cities even less hospitable to wild mammals

Climate change could worsen the effects of urbanization on native wildlife

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Why Scientists Haven’t Solved the Mystery of the OMG Particle

From Utah's west desert to the snow-covered peaks of the Andes Mountains: The OMG Particle

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Volcanism That Drove Ancient Global Warming

Volcanism drove ancient global warming that marked the end of the Paleocene

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Loudest Stadium … according to science

"Loudest" Stadium ... according to science: Rice Eccles

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Finalists vie for historic $1.5M Wilkes Climate Prize

Which of 5 candidates would you choose to help fight climate change?

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Matthew Sigman Receives The 2023 Patai-Rapport Lecture Award

For contributions in phys organic chemistry, data science & enantioselective catalysis

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Clean Energy Beneath our Feet

There’s a Vast Source of Clean Energy Beneath Our Feet. And a Race to Tap It.

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Spiders and Plants, Richard Clark

Research on how a mite evolves resistance to foreign compounds in plants

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Synthesis 2023

Wilkes Center, Applied Science Project and stories from throughout the merged College.

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U center works with teachers to design science education tools

GSL designs new science curricula with the help of front-line teachers & U researchers

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GSL is Becoming Too Salty to Support Life

Is the Great Salt Lake becoming too salty to support life ... any kind of life?

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Remembering John Warnock

Remembering Math Alumnus and Co-Founder of Adobe, John Warnock

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“Life of Tree” Returns to Life in the College of Science

The Ecstatic "Life of Tree" Returns to Life in the Crocker Science Center Lobby

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A Stark Message from Maui

How climate change puts property values at risk in forested areas

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Gravitational Waves

Abuzz with anticipation, awaiting results from 15 years’ worth of data from NANOGrav

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What the inspiration for ‘Treetop Barbie’ thought of the ‘Barbie’ movie

The Barbie movie resonates with a canopy ecologist, aka "Treetop Barbie"

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How Magma is stored beneath Yellowstone

New views of how magma is stored beneath Yellowstone provided by 100s of seismic sensors

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Shared Resistance in Breast Cancer Cells

Fred Adler and team show shared resistance in breast cancer cells

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Sister Cities Panel

Wilkes Center climate change panel between Sister City leaders

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Vahe Bandarian – 2023 ACS Fellow

Vahe Bandarian has been selected as one of the 2023 American Chemical Society fellows

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Aftermath Summer 2023

Anna Tang Fulbright Scholar, Tommaso de Fernex new chair, Goldwater Scholars, and more.

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William Anderegg Receives Blavatnik Award

Anderegg is one of three to receive the 2023 Blavatnik National Award for Young Scientists

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New composite materials could light the way to advances in imaging

New composite materials could light the way to advances in imaging

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What can earthquake ‘swarms’ tell us about seismicity in the West?

Kristine Pankow, Utah professor of geology talks about "earthquake swarms"

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Carsten Rott, New Chair of Physics & Astronomy

Carsten Rott is announced as new chair of Physics & Astronomy

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Making Machine Learning Accessible to All

Professor of Mining Engineering Rajive Ganguli launches UteAnalytics.

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How statistical physics illuminates sea ice

Mathematician Ken Golden has helped document sea ice changes due to climate change

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Nalini Nadkarni: Bright Red Arrow

In a recent podcast, Nadkarni reflects on overcoming her injuries from a 50 foot fall

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U seismologists probe Earth’s inner core

Earth's 'planet within a planet'

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Research ties worsening wildfires to bird mortalities

Recent research explores how wildfires affect migratory birds across the Western US

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Bringing Nature to Everyone

Nalini Nadkarni and other scientists gather to discuss the role of nature in healthcare

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Here Comes Trouble Shooting

The “Understory” that is Biology's Karen Zundel, Outstanding Staff Awardee

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What happened to Co2 emissions during pandemic lockdown?

Air quality in Salt Lake City improved considerably during the pandemic

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Utah’s Environmental Challenges

John Lin, Atmospheric Sciences Professor in US News & World Report

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Gadusol: A More “E-fish-ent” Sunscreen

Unlocking the Secrets of Zebrafish Sunscreen: Marlen Rice and Jamie Gagnon

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Sky Survey Data Releases 2 Million Stellar Objects

The DESI project will map nearly 40 million galaxies, quasars and stars

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Tommaso de Fernex, Math’s new department chair

New math department chair takes the helm July 1

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Dirtiest snow-year in the Wasatch accelerated snowmelt by 17 days

U researchers analyzed impacts of dust on snow during the 2022 winter season

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Ramón Barthelemy Out to Innovate

The U of U Physicist Wins 2023 LGBTQ+ Educator of the Year

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Atomic-Scale Geometry

Ken Golden's Atomic-Scale Geometry

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The ‘Rite Stuff

Geologist Jim Karner searches for meteorites

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Information Engines Pay the Piper

Mikhael Semaan, Ph.D. of the Science Research Initiative on his latest research

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Bones of the Earth

Geologist Kevin Mendoza on learning, teaching, representation and connection to the land

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Sandra J. Bromley Scholarship

Providing a Role Model for New Generations

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Nobel winner Capecchi discovers new brain mechanism

Capecchi discovers new brain mechanism

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Geologist Brenda Bowen, to chair Department of Atmospheric Sciences

The Professor of Geology and Geophysics will serve as as Chair beginning July 1

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Tinker Toy Rises

After months of earth-moving, the Applied Science Project gets some serious hardware

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Randy Irmis receives Fulbright Scholar Award

Chief Curator at Natural History Museum and Associate Professor in Geology receives award

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U.S. Assistant Secretary visits U and Utah FORGE site

U.S. Asst. Secretary Visits U & FORGE

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2023 Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentors

Gannet Hallar and Ofer Ron receive accolades

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Utah’s Fly’s Eye Telescope Array

The cosmic origins of the "OMG Particle"

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An Unexpected Climate Solution

Generating power through artificial muscles

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Jon Wang

Vulnerable forests and the carbon budget

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U Astronomy, New AURA Member

The U Joins the Association of Universities for Astronomy

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Zhigang Zak Fang: Humboldt Award

Zak Fang wins the Humboldt

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Darryl Butt: Finding one’s ‘professional self’

Dean Butt reflects on his impact on students as he leads the U of U graduate school

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Celebrating Our Exceptional Faculty 2023

The College of Science congratulates four faculty members

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Tim Hawkes named College of Science senior fellow

Hawkes joins College leadership team

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“Through Adversity to the Stars”

Ken Golden delivers remarks at Wilkes Summit

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Humans of the U: Sam Hendry

Humans of the U: Sam Hendry

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Humans of the U: Katya Podkovyroff Lewis

Humans of the U: Katya Podkovyroff Lewis

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3 Numbers that Changed My Life

Math graduate Sahana Kargi shares her love of numbers at 2023 convocation ceremonies

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Why allergy seasons are getting worse

In a TIME magazine article, William Anderegg says climate change is playing a big part

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The Great Salt Lake’s Long-term Outlook

Atmospheric Sciences Kevin Perry shares his perspectives on a recent lake study on KSL TV.

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Lissy Coley Elected to National Academy of Sciences

Lissy Coley Elected to NAS

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Mathematical Biology Adds Up

Meet new bio/math faculty member Jody Reimer

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William Anderegg Receives NSF Waterman Award

William Anderegg is one of three awardees who will receive $1 million for research

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Outstanding Undergrad Research Awards 2023

Learn more about the university's up-and-coming researchers and mentors

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1U4U Initiative

The College of Science 1U4U Projects for 2023

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Founders Day Distinguished Alumni

A near-sweep of Founders Day Distinguished Alumni Awards by the College of Science

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Balance & Bliss: Aria Ballance

Balance & Bliss: Aria Ballance and extraterrestrial molecules

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Revisiting Carbon Offset Protocols

US forests face an unclear future with climate change

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2023 College of Science Awards

The College of Science is committed to recognizing excellence in education, research, and service and congratulates all 2023 college award recipients.

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Outstanding Grad Student

Dylan Klure Outstanding Graduate Student Awardee

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New Major: Earth & Environmental Science

A degree earned in a living lab

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Goldwater Scholars

4 College of Science Students receive the Goldwater Scholarship for 2023.

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Fulbright Award

Randall Irmis, New Fulbright Awardee

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Birth Cry of a black hole

New study questions decades-long understanding of gamma ray bursts

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Coffee Klatch

Negatively impacting bird diets in coffee country.

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ATMOS 75th Celebration

Swoop goes atmospheric at ATMOS 75th anniversary celebration

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Utah’s Air Quality History

Utah's Air Quality History

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Thumping Thermometer

Yellowstone's Doublet Pool cranks up the bass every 20 to 30 minutes by "thumping."

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Storm Peak

Storm Peak is a lab and a classroom.

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75 Years of ATMOS

The history of the Department of Atmospheric Sciences.

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Air Currents 2023

Celebrating 75 Years, The Great Salt Lake, Alumni Profiles, and more.

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Weekend Effect

Large-scale citizen science camera trapping helps assess animal behavioral responses.

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Downstream

Without the lake, skiers and riders will have little to enjoy.

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In Memoriam: Maria Cranor

Meeting the Mission: Remembering Maria Cranor

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Climate Hackathon

“I woke up at 4:30 a.m. that second day, and it was like, we’ve gotta get this done!"

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Jessica Haskins

I could not have afforded my first year at MIT if I hadn’t received local scholarships.

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Clifton Sanders

Clifton Sanders, (PhD '90) receives a Founders Day Distinguished Alumnus award.

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Luke Reuschel

Nothing compares to when the pilot puts the jet into full throttle.

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A.A.U. Membership

Utah joins the prestigious Association of American Universities.

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TreeNote

TreeNote is a two minute weekly radio feature from renowned ecologist Dr. Nalini Nadkarni.

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Spirit of Salam

Tino Nyawelo wins 2023 Spirit of Salam Award.

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Fellow of the AAAS

Jennifer Shumaker-Perry elected as a Fellow of the AAAS.

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Anna Tang

Mathematics is a key in our hands that is able to fit almost any lock in the world.

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Groundbreaking

Construction has begun on the University of Utah’s new Applied Sciences facility.

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GSL Strike Team

The Great Salt Lake can be saved. This is how we do it.

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Space Sunscreen

Could dust launched from the moon’s surface mitigate the impacts of climate change?

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Jessica Venegas

I’ve always wanted to go to the U because that’s where I was born.

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Saving Great Salt Lake

The Great Salt Lake can be saved. This is how we do it.

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Fellow of the AAAS

Vahe Bandarian elected as a Fellow of the AAAS.

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Applied Science Building

Construction has begun on the University of Utah’s new Applied Sciences facility.

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$1M Grant to Chemists

Grant from the W.M. Keck Foundation may help chemists learn how molecules crystallize.

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Magnesium Pollution?

Research helps explain Salt Lake City's persistent air quality problems.

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CAPE-K

Studying the clouds in cleanest air on Earth.

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Collaboration of the Cited

Biology’s ‘highly cited’ researchers collaborate in forest science.

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Spectrum 2022

Explosive neutron stars, Utah meteor, fellows of APS, and more.

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Aftermath 2022

Arctic adventures, moiré magic, Christopher Hacon, and more.

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Pauling Medal

Distinguished Professor Dr. Cynthia Burrows is the 2022 Pauling Medal awardee.

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Art & Air Quality

Public art piece finds common ground in the fight for air quality.

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Our DNA 2022

Chan Yul Yoo, Sarmishta Diraviam Kannan, and more.

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Storm Peak Laboratory

One of only a handful of high elevation weather labs in the world.

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Ichthyosaurs Migrations

Breeding grounds for massive prehistoric marine reptiles.

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Melissa Hardy

I am a researcher combining organic chemistry and data science to advance public health.

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Amir Hosseini

My biggest inspiration is understanding how nature behaves and using fundamental science.

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GSL Meteorite

In order to have a meteorite named, you have to have an institution classify it.

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King of the Playa

On a crisp October morning, Kevin Perry pedaled his bike across the Great Salt Lake playa.

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Relativistic Jet

Researchers document a black hole giving off more light than 1,000 trillion suns.

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Clarivate’s Most Cited

Peter Stang is recognized for his exceptional research influence.

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Ty Mellor

I think there is a ton of potential for research in aging and disease.

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Bonneville Salt Flats

Search for solutions drives race to save Bonneville Salt Flats.

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BioKids

Celebrated childcare and pre-school at the School of Biological Sciences.

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APS Fellows

Christoph Boehme and Ramón Barthelemy have been elected fellows of the APS.

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Stolen Ivory

What does “bomb carbon” have to do with elephant poaching?

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Wilkes Climate Prize

This $1.5 million prize supporting innovative projects that help address the impact of cli

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Hedgehog Signaling

U of U undergrads work to break open the biological mystery of Hedgehog Signaling.

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Ethiopian Abattoirs

The decline of vultures and rise of dogs carries disease risks.

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Construction Update

Construction is about to begin on the University of Utah’s new Applied Sciences facility.

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Utah F.O.R.G.E.

The future of geothermal energy is located in Milford, Utah.

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Nuclear Recycling

Michael Simpson wants to recycle spent nuclear fuel rods.

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Visualizing the Infinitesimal

Janet Iwasa and Ofer Rog re-imagine the cellular space occupied by condensates.

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McMinn Chair

Christopher Hacon appointed to 2nd term as the McMinn Chair in Mathematics

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Planetarium Internship

U students create new presentations during planetarium internship.

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Toxic Dust Hot Spots

Where is Great Salt Lake's toxic dust most likely to originate?

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Wilkes Scholars

Wilkes Scholars explore climate challenges facing our state, region, and planet.

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NDSEG Fellowship

Aria Ballance Granted 2022 NDSEG Fellowship.

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Armentrout Interview

Peter Armentrout sits down with the Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry.

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STAR-X Proposal

Astrophysicist Dan Wik proposal selected by NASA.

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Golden Goose 2022

Toto Olivera's side hustle that transformed neuroscience.

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Research Funding

Research funding passes $686 million for 2022.

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Jack Simons Award

PHYS senior theory award renamed to Jack Simons Award in Theoretical Physical Chemistry.

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NuFact 2022

The Department of Physics & Astronomy hosts NuFact 2022 neutrino workshop at Snowbird.

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At-Risk Forests

Bill Anderegg quantifies the risk to forests from climate change along three dimensions.

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College Merger

The College of Mines & Earth Sciences merges with the College of Science.

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Awards & Recognition

We're going to need a bigger trophy room.

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College Rankings

U.S. News & World Report University Rankings.

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U Presidential Scholar

Luisa Whittaker-Brooks named 2022 U presidential scholar.

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Sage Blackburn

Meet the Department of Mathematics newest Academic Advisor.

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Crystal Su

Rational engineering of a synthetic insect-bacterial mutualism.

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The Wilkes Center

University of Utah Launches The Wilkes Center for Climate Science and Policy.

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Air Pollution

Utah’s air quality issues have been with us for a long time.

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Ants of the World

Jack Longino sees the world through ants.

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N.S.F. Director

NSF appoints Denise Dearing as Director for the Div. of Integrative Organismal Systems.

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Star Trek

To boldly know what no one has known before.

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10-year Plan

U astronomers tackle the decade’s biggest questions.

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Smoke Plumes

Kai Wilmot, of Atmospheric Sciences, studies increasing wildfire plume height.

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Arctic Adventures

Rebecca Hardenbrook and Julie Sherman take on the Great White North.

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Air Tracker

John Lin adapted his research group’s atmospheric model to run as part of Air Tracker.

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E.D.I. Event Calendar

Event calendar from the office of Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion.

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Hollywood Dinosaurs

Mark Loewen, of Geology & Geophysics, critiques Hollywood’s dinosaur depictions.

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Cellular Crosslinking

Caralyn Flack studies cellular crosslinking in chemoreceptor molecules.

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Research Scholar

Tiffany Do named 2022 Undergraduate Research Scholar.

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Biomimetic Cephalopods

David Peterman is bringing ancient animals back to life—as robots.

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Spectrum 2022

Black Holes, Student Awards, Research Awards, LGBT+ physicists, and more.

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Aftermath 2022

Student awards, Faculty Awards, Fellowships, and more.

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Mass Spectrometry

Armentrout receives ASMS Award for Distinguished Contributions In Mass Spectrometry.

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Moiré Magic

Ken Golden is working on highly tunable composite materials—with a twist.

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Betty Vetter Award

Ramón Barthelemy awarded a 2022 Betty Vetter Research Award

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Our DNA 2022

Erik Jorgensen, Mark Nielsen, alumni George Seifert, new faculty, and more.

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Outstanding Advisor

Cyri Dixon has been named a NACADA Outstanding New Advisor.

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Living Legend

Baldomero Olivera stamp issued by the Filipino Postal Office.

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Notebook 2022

Student stories, NAS members, alumni George Seifert, and Convocation 2022.

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Faculty Giving

We are happy to provide a planned gift to the School of Biological Sciences.

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Interactive Forest Maps

Threats impacting forests are increasing nationwide.

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Phi Beta Kappa

Muskan Walia Named Phi Beta Kappa Society Scholar.

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Societal Impact Scholar

Ken Golden Named U Presidential Societal Impact Scholar

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How Trees Grow

William Anderegg explores the relationship between photosynthesis and cell growth.

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Fulbright Scholar

Rose Godfrey named 2022 Fulbright Scholar.

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Outstanding Graduate Student

Daniel Powell named 2022 College of Science Outstanding Graduate Student.

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Teaching Assistantship

Seungsu Lee has been awarded a Teaching Assistantship from the University of Utah.

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Graduate Research Fellowship

Sanghoon Kwak has been awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship from the University of Utah.

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Research Scholar

Tyler Ball has been named the 2022 College of Science Research Scholar.

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National Academy of Sciences

Valeria Molinero elected to the National Academy of Sciences.

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National Academy of Sciences

Erik Jorgensen elected to the National Academy of Sciences.

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NAS 2022 Membership

Erik Jorgensen and Valeria Molinero are elected to the National Academy of Sciences

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NSF Fellowship

Eamon Quinlan-Gallego awarded a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship from the NSF.

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NSF Fellowship

Alex Rasmussen awarded a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship from the NSF.

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Outstanding Post-Doc

Amir Hosseini has received an Outstanding Post-Doctoral Fellow Award.

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MAA Teaching Award

Kevin Wortman receives Mathematical Association of America Distinguished Teaching Award.

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NSF Fellowship

Kaitlin O'Dell awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship from the NSF.

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Outstanding Post-Doc

Julie Jung has received an Outstanding Post-Doctoral Fellow Award.

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NSF Fellowship

Samantha Linn awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship from the NSF.

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Outstanding Undergraduate

Luis Rufino has received the College of Science Outstanding Undergraduate Student Award.

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Student Researcher

Elijah Counterman wins a College of Science University Student Researchers Award.

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Distinguished Service

Pearl Sandick receives Distinguished Service Award.

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Staff Excellence

Vicki Nielsen receives the Staff Excellence Award from the College of Science.

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Carbon Nanotubes

Vikram Deshpande had a hunch that carbon nanotubes held promise as a building block.

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Goldwater Scholar

Alison Wang awarded a prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for 2022-23.

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Savannah Romney

Savannah Romney is a double-major in biology and math at the University of Utah.

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Distinguished Researcher

Jon Chaika receives a Distinguished Research Award from the U of U.

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Distinguished Educator

Claudia De Grandi awarded Distinguished Educator Award.

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Crocker Science Center

The home of cutting-edge science

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LGBT+ Physicists

1st study of LGBT+ physicists reveals red flags.

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IF/THEN Ambassador

The largest collection of statues of women ever assembled.

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Eliza Diggins

A sophomore working on a double major in applied mathematics and physics.

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Galápagos Letters

South American correspondent Nora Clayton reporting from the Galapagos Islands.

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Faculty Fellow

Priyam Patel receives U of U Faculty Fellow Award.

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ASBMB Fellow

Vahe Bandarian named fellow of the American Society for Biochemistry & Molecular Biology.

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Frontiers of Science

The longest running lecture series at the University of Utah.

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Teaching Excellence

Tabitha Buehler awarded the U's Distinguished Teaching Award.

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Teaching Excellence

Gail Zasowski awarded the U's Early Career Distinguished Teaching Award.

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Spintronics

Spin is related to magnetism,. Spintronics uses magnetism to represent binary data.

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Paul Ricketts

We love helping the community explore the stars!

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Lauren Bustamante

Senior Academic Advisor for the Department of Mathematics.

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Extraordinary Black Hole

Astronomers recently discovered a black hole unlike any other.

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Of Mice and Monarchs

Are California mice eating monarch butterflies?

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James Webb Space Telescope

The largest and most powerful telescope ever sent into space.

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SRI Scholarship Drive

Our goal is to provide ongoing support for every science student who needs a scholarship.

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Biological Data

All thinking is done using modeling, whether it’s through language or mathematics.

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Donor Impact

Thank you for your support of our vibrant community of scientists and mathematicians.

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Theory Meets Intuition

Will Feldman studies things most of us take for granted.

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Space Plants

Plants are the future of space travel.

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The Frontier of Physics

Physics beyond the Standard Model.

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Arctic Adventures

BBC StoryWorks feature with Jody Reimer, Rebecca Hardenbrook, and Ken Golden.

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SRI Update

The latest reports from SRI faculty and students.

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Research Funding

Research funding passes $641 million for 2021.

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Discover 2021

Biology, Chemistry, Math, and Physics Research, SRI Update, New Construction.

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Our DNA 2021

Multi-disciplinary research, graduate student success, and more.

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Aftermath 2021

Sound waves, student awards, distinguished alumni, convocation, and more.

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Spectrum 2021

New science building, faculty awards, distinguished alumni, and more.

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Research Opportunities

Gain experience and skills in a research lab.

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Fabulous Fungi

SBS faculty Bryn Dentiger explores the possibilities of fungi.

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Darwin’s Pigeon “Enigma”

Darwin's short-beak enigma solved

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Physics Innovation

Yue Zhao Receives Physics Innovation Award.

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William D. Ohlsen

Emeritus Professor William David Ohlsen 1932-2021.

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Notebook 2021

Student awards, distinguished alumni, convocation, and more.

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Be the Light

American Indian Services students visit campus.

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Spectrum 2021

Student awards, distinguished alumni, convocation, and more.

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Aftermath 2021

Sound waves, student awards, distinguished alumni, convocation, and more.

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Chemistry in Pictures

Chemistry is so much broader than just a list of elements.

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Birds of the Philippines

What factors put Philippine birds at risk of extinction?

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Staff: Cyri Dixon

Cyri Dixon wins Outstanding Advisor of 2021!

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Our DNA 2021

Plant pandemics, birdsong, retiring faculty, and more.

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NSF CAREER Award

Priyam Patel honored with a NSF CAREER Award.

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Mysteries of the Universe

A five-year quest to map the universe began officially on May 17, 2021.

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Let’s Get Kraken

The Sigman Group launches an open-access tool for chemists.

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Camille-Dreyfus Award

Luisa Whittaker-Brooks receives Teacher-Scholar award.

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Sahar Kanishka

Recipient of a 2021 Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award.

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PandA Awards

2021 student awards and scholarships.

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NAS Membership

Mary Beckerle receives the significant recognition of NAS membership.

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AAAS Membership

Valeria Molinero joins the prestigious ranks of the American Academy.

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Patterns in Sound

Exciting new math research by Fernando Guevara Vasquez.

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Amanda Cangelosi

Mathematics faculty receives U's Early Career Teaching Award.

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2021 College Awards

Recognizing our amazing students and faculty.

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2021 Churchill Scholar

Isaac Martin receives the U's sixth straight Churchill Scholarship.

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2021 Research Scholar

Karrin Tennant named 2021 College of Science Research Scholar.

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Allergy Season

Climate change is making allergy season last longer.

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Pride Week

Zoom backgrounds for Pride Week.

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Sloan Research Fellow

Luisa Whittaker-Brooks awarded prestigious 2021 Sloan Research Fellowship.

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Cottrell Scholar

Gail Zasowski named a Cottrell Scholar.

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Thomas Stucky

NASA engineer on Perseverance Rover’s journey to Mars.

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Sea Ice Science

Ken Golden brings the principles of mathematics to the Earth’s most remote environments.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Panel

Experts answer questions on the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Discover 2020

Biology, Chemistry, Math, and Physics Research, Overcoming Covid, Lab Safety.

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AfterMath 2020

50 Years of Math, Sea Ice, and Faculty and Staff recognition.

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Live on campus

Unique housing opportunities for science students.

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Black History Month

The College of Science celebrates Black History Month

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Carsten Rott

Carsten Rott appointed to the Jack W. Keuffel Memorial Chair in Physics & Astronomy.

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Mission Unstoppable

Mixing chemistry and martial arts for CBS television.

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Priyam Patel

Visualizing the Topology of Surfaces

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COVID Connections

Creating opportunity during COVID-19

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Lake of Dust

Is Utah’s great lake turning to dust?

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Karl Schwede

The latest faculty to be named a Fellow of the American Mathematical Society.

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Giant Poisonous Rats

The secret social lives of giant poisonous rats.

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A Catalyst for Safety

Chemistry labs lead the way in university safety.

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Sonia Sehgal

Sonia Sehgal awarded prestigious Beckman Scholarship.

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Our DNA 2020

E-birders, retiring faculty, remote learning, and more.

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Women in Mathematics

Association for Women in Mathematics chapter receives scientific excellence award.

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Spectrum 2020

3D maps of the Universe, Perovskite Photovoltaics, and Dynamic Structure in HIV.

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Next-Gen Astronomy

The Sloan Digital Sky Survey is providing groundbreaking insight.

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$602 Million in Funding

Research funding passes $602 million for 2020.

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Notebook 2020

Convocation, Alumni, Student Success, and Rapid Response Research.

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Debate 2020

STEM students least likely of any subject group to vote in U.S. elections.

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Our DNA 2020

Stories on Fruit Flies, Forest Futures and Student Success.

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Jordan Herman

Next time you’re stuck between a toucan and a pit viper.

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Alumni Panel

Distinguished science alumni share their experiences.

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Presidential Scholar

Pearl Sandick has been named a University of Utah Presidential Scholar.

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