By merging computation, materials science, and optical engineering, U researchers are reshaping what’s possible in imaging—making tomorrow’s technology smaller, faster, and more powerful.
Read MoreU of U biochemist Amy Barrios is developing molecular tools to decode how cells communicate, work that could lead to a new class of drugs for diseases like cancer, diabetes, and neurological disorders.
Read MoreU researchers and entrepreneurs share what makes the University of Utah a powerhouse of discovery, creativity, and real-world impact.
Read MoreBy supporting research at the U, you’re not just funding the pursuit of knowledge, you’re investing in America’s ability to adapt, to lead and to thrive in the face of any challenge.
Read More“You are powering solutions through research to solve one of the most critical challenges facing our country today.”
Read MoreThe U’s Anticonvulsant Drug Development Program has helped bring 11 new drugs to patients and continues to turn discovery into real treatments for people living with epilepsy.
Read MoreAs the federal government shutdown continues, uncertainty can make progress feel paused. Yet moments like this remind us why research matters, and why universities like ours remain essential to national stability and progress.
Read MoreBoth leaders agree that innovation in Utah requires risk, boldness and a willingness to try new approaches.
Read MoreGovernment, research, industry, and community partners came together at the U to share insights and strengthen connections for a sustainable energy future.
Read MoreWith NIH support, the University of Utah will help advance research and advocacy to reduce preventable stillbirths.
Read More