A Tale of Two Worms: How U Research Advances the Field of Epigenetics
Biologist Audrey Brown reflects on her lab’s research comparing the genes found in two nematode species.
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In Turkey, Wolves and People Have Shared a Landscape for Generations
Utah biologists track gray wolves with GPS collars, camera traps as their numbers rebound in populated parts of northeast Turkey.
Read MoreResearch Reveals How Heavy Metal Singers Scream and Squeal
New recordings capture, for the first time, the internal acrobatics behind the harsh vocals of deathcore music.
Read MoreCan Utah Coal Mines Be Tapped For Rare Earth Elements?
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Research documents elevated levels of critical minerals, needed for energy transition and tech, above and below coal seams in Utah and Colorado.
Read MoreChanging The Chemistry Of The Baltic Sea
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Human activities account for a substantial amount of toxic thallium that has entered the Baltic Sea over the past 80 years.
Read MoreAfter 25 Years, Researchers Uncover Genetic Cause of Rare Neurological Disease
Their discovery brings answers to families and opens the door to future treatments.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah and Iperionx Unveil New Research Facility
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U and IperionX celebrated opening of a new lab dedicated to advancing sustainable titanium technologies.
Read MoreWhy Can Some Fish Species Regenerate Heart Tissue?
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Research comparing two fish indicates immune response helps zebrafish heal cardiac damage.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah launches Peak Water Sustainability Engine
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The U launches Peak Water to support the development of water innovations and technology. From mountain research stations to urban waterbodies, to the Great Salt Lake, Peak Water will drive interdisciplinary research with a holistic watershed approach.
Read MoreA Common Diabetes Drug has a Surprising Side Gig
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U Health researchers: A common drug used in diabetes treatment has surprising applications on a cellular level.
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