Health Research Launches Into Orbit to Discover How Spaceflight Affects Blood
Astronauts have a higher risk of blood clots. To learn why, scientists are sending blood cells to the International Space Station.
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Rethinking Electric Bus Depots as ‘Profitable Energy Hubs’
New research examining Beijing’s 27,000-bus fleet explores using depots to generate solar energy to power buses and stabilize the grid.
Learn MoreCensorship and Surveillance in the Middle East
Political scientist Yuree Noh’s research tackles the tools of repression used by authoritarian regimes.
Learn MoreU Celebrates Pathfinders at 2nd Annual Innovation Awards
DIADEM developer Jan Kubanek named Founder of the Year and Utah Bionic leg Breakthrough of the Year at event honoring Utah’s innovators
Learn MoreCan America’s political environment be detoxed?
A massive study of 25 video interventions points to solutions for reducing polarization, anti-democratic attitudes and support for political...
Learn MoreDiscovery of Iron-Transport Protein in Malaria Parasites Could Lead to Faster-Acting Medications
Preventing the protein’s activity causes parasites to die unusually rapidly.
Learn MoreImmigrants and Military Service
Survey data show immigrants are more willing to fight for United States and Canada than native-born citizens.
Learn MoreUniversity of Utah Health Announces First-Ever Stillbirth Center of Excellence in the United States
The center aims to advance research, improve clinical care, support affected families, and reshape public understanding of stillbirth.
Learn MorePromise and Potential Pitfalls of AI in Health Care at One-U RAI Symposium
Researchers aim to improve risk prediction and medical image analysis while ensuring reliability, privacy, and fairness.
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Since its inception in 1850, the university's innovative landscape has paved the way for life-changing inventions and discoveries. Recognized as the first institution to receive an NIH grant in 1945, the U is distinguished for its countless research studies, from performing the world’s first artificial heart transplant to developing the Internet as the ARPANET’s fourth node. The U’s noteworthy history, state-of-the-art facilities, and remarkable research community continue to contribute to the U’s leading research breakthroughs.
