Great Salt Lake meteorite lands in a new home
Categories: Faculty Research
Four years ago, a rock from space tore through the atmosphere over Utah’s Wasatch Mountains
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Utah ranges may store a billion tons of hidden ice
Categories: Faculty Research
U geoscientists precisely measure the size and movement of Timpanogos rock glacier, one of 836 in Utah.
Read MoreUtah FORGE Begins Extended Circulation
Categories: Faculty Research
The field lab de-risks and tests tools and technologies necessary to advance Enhanced Geothermal Systems
Read MoreAbout ‘The Lake Beneath the Lake’
Categories: Faculty Research
The lake beneath GSL is real … and very challenging to extract without undesirable consequences
Read MoreACCESS Scholars 2026 Research Symposium
Four affiliates from the College of Science received acknowledge from the Office of Undergraduate Research
Read MoreThe mystery of Utah’s deep quakes
Categories: Faculty Research
Observing continental mantle earthquakes beneath northeast Utah
Read MoreA Friend of the Lake
Categories: Faculty Awards
U geologist Bill Johnson honored for his 30 years of documenting toxic contamination in Great Salt Lake.
Read MoreUndergraduate Research Awards 2026
Four affiliates from the College of Science received acknowledge from the Office of Undergraduate Research
Read MoreExposed GSL playa can threaten human health in new ways.
Categories: Outreach
Toxins from Great Salt Lake dust are absorbed by plants, soils and human bodies
Read MoreRunning Rocks!
Categories: Outreach
U geologist ultrarunners experience rock formations and the landscape at large through a unique filter.
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