Fresh air clears the mind, but can it heal it? A group of researchers at the U have set out to find the answer by examining nature's effects on veterans and their families.
The study will focus primarily...
The weather forecast says to expect a snowy morning commute, but can these predictions always be trusted? Jim Steenburgh, a U professor of atmospheric sciences, suggests they cannot.
Steenburgh researches...
When it comes to relationships, it’s not what you say, it’s how you say it — at least, according to one U professor’s research.
Brian Baucom, a professor in clinical psychology, helped create...
Dinosaurs might be old, but their ancestors are actually a lot younger than previously thought.
Randy Irmis, associate professor of geology and curator of paleontology at the Natural History Museum of...
C. Kai Medina-Martinez, director of the U’s LGBT Resource Center, is conducting research on the experience of transgender faculty and staff at higher education institutions.
“Essentially, there is...
Why would a scientist want to make a copy of something that is broken?
For Cindy Burrows, professor of chemistry, making copies brings her one step closer to repairing damage. Burrows and her team have...
If it weren’t for the pig-like snout and the fact that it’s been dead for over 76 million years, it looks like any regular turtle.
The Natural History Museum of Utah recently released its study on...
It is no secret that medical school is expensive, but the U is looking for a way to challenge that standard.
The U’s School of Medicine recently received a $75,000 grant from the American Medical Association...
You gonna finish your lunch? If not, you might want to take it to the engineering building because U researchers have discovered a way to manufacture LED lights from leftover food and drinks.
Professors...
