In Search of New Microscopy Tools to Observe How Cells Function
U chemists discover how key contrast agent works, paving way to create markers needed for correlative microscopy.
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Just How Dangerous is Great Salt Lake dust? New Research Looks for Clues
U scientists determine sediments from the dry playa show elevated ‘oxidative potential,’ indicating greater risk to human health.
Learn MoreA Breakthrough in Predicting the Severity of an Aggressive Form of Breast Cancer
This study gives us the opportunity to provide hope and to save more lives.
Learn MoreU Research Study Shows Promising Findings for Noninvasive Treatment of Chronic Pain
A new device from the U may represent a long-sought solution for patients with life-altering pain looking for new treatment options.
Learn MoreU of U Law Achieves its Highest-Ever Study Ranking in Scholarly, Research Impact
U Law’s ranking reflects the significant contributions of its faculty to the legal field.
Learn More$6.5M Grant Powers Investigation to Reduce Air Pollution in Schools
The project will assess indoor air quality and develop effective, energy-saving air quality management plans for schools.
Learn MoreUtah Researchers to Host 2025 Summer Institute on Responsible AI
This NEH Summer Institute will focus on how humanities research and teaching can promote more responsible AI.
Learn MoreThe University of Utah Unveils New Website Highlighting Cutting-Edge AI Resources and Initiatives
The new artificial intelligence website aims to be a dynamic hub on the latest AI developments at the U.
Learn MoreNew Collaboration Aims to Provide Genetic Diagnoses for Thousands of Kids
Better diagnostic success may lead to more targeted and successful treatments and help patients and families manage their conditions.
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Innovation at the Forefront
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.
