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What do Pixar, Adobe and Atari have in common? All were products of U engineer graduates.
TOP STORY: CLINIC HELPS BOTH STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY
In a recent New Yorker...
Do you want your smartphone battery to last longer? U scientists may have found a solution.
A group of engineers on campus developed a new light filter that could improve the lifetime of tablet...
Hydrogen fuel cells powered a team of U undergraduate students to victory on Nov. 16.
A team of 25 U students placed first in this year’s American Institute of Chemical Engineers chem-e-car competition...
Engineers at the U have created a new technology to detect gases, explosives and drugs.
The science behind the technology utilizes carbon nanotube materials that are handheld and will be used during...
“Last year not that many people stopped by, so we revamped a bit,” said Jeff Dalby.
For Dalby, an IT specialist with the University College, “revamped” means popcorn machines. The free...
Imagine what might happen if a mixture of business, science, engineering and art students were put into one room and offered $70,000 in prizes for producing an innovative medical device.
The Bench-2-Bedside...
Fall is coming and for graduating seniors, this means job-hunting season.
This Tuesday, Sept. 23, Career Services will be hosting a fair for science and engineering students and on Sept. 30 there...
Pull out those wide-rimmed glasses, pocket protectors and suspenders, because geek is in.
Although historically viewed as a term referring to someone who lacks social prowess, the definition of...
Typically, engineering students are stereotyped as geeks. But there is more to this stereotype than meets the eye.
According to the U’s Office of Budget and Institutional Analysis, there were...
“Three! Two! One! LEGOS!” was the battle cry of elementary school students heard Saturday afternoon at FIRST LEGO League competitions around the Salt Lake Valley.
The FIRST LEGO League is an international...
