Joseph E. Stiglitz, a world-renowned economist and recipient of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences and the John Bates Clark Medal, spoke on Sep. 27 at The Great Polarization, a conference...
U students gathered in the rotunda of the Utah State Capitol Tuesday morning to exhibit their research projects for the 17th annual Research Day on the Hill.
After spending months on research, students...
Advancements at the U’s medical center could make it easier to diagnose ovarian cancer.
For the past 30 years, the science behind the treatment has remained unchanged. Usually by the time ovarian...
As weapon technology advances each year, the United States Department of Defense must prepare to face the next generation of attacks — and it’s not from guns. Rather, it’s over the Internet.
For...
Kajsa Vlasic’s first experience with research was what most people would expect — boring.
A senior in English, Vlasic originally tried research at the Moran Eye Center but quickly realized sitting...
Physics professors have a newfound excitement for the “God particle.”
Since the discovery of the particle — also known as the Higgs boson — in July 2012, research has been nonstop. The next...
What do novels, air quality and biking apparel for paraplegics have in common? They were all part of the presentations at this year’s Undergraduate Research Symposium.
More than 300 students stood...
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Mario Capecchi is best known for his contribution and research in the field of genetics — and for giving his name to a street U students frequently get lost on.
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Nalini Nadkarni is a professor in biology and the director of the U’s Center for Science and Mathematics, but most of all, she’s an earth conservationist.
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Jane Goodall, a primatologist, anthropologist and advocate for peace, will be speaking at the Lyceum II Lecture hosted by the College of Humanities and Environmental...
