Amanda Ashley, Director of Communications for Research & Innovation, Office of the Vice President for Research The University of Utah has been named to the National Academy of Inventors’ (NAI) 2025 Top 100 U.S. Universities Granted U.S. Utility Patents list, further reinforcing its position as a national leader in research, innovation, and commercialization. This latest […]
Read MoreThis year, we’ve navigated a fast-shifting landscape. Yet through all of it, our research community has remained steady and engaged.
Read MoreThe University of Utah has created a functioning model for moving research into real-world treatment faster—and it offers a blueprint other universities can use.
Read MoreThe U celebrates these three authors’ efforts to collaborate with other researchers across the nation to produce these books.
Read MoreIn this episode, Dr. Wesley Sundquist talks about what hurdles he faced when he started his HIV research, pressure (both self and external) and how to overcome it, and what continues to drive him today.
Read MoreMeet the U’s highly cited researchers for 2025, a group whose expertise represents nearly all corners of campus.
Read MoreResearch at the University of Utah is advancing new ways to measure the brain’s chemical messengers—at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods.
Read MoreColleagues, As we enter this season of gratitude, I want to reflect on the people, purpose, and potential that define U Health. Across our system, I’m continually inspired by the compassion, expertise, and resilience you bring to your work, whether in clinical care, research, education, or community service. Thank you for showing up for one […]
Read MoreFor over a decade, Dr. Wes Sundquist has been studying the protein structure of the HIV virus, looking for ways that mutations could potentially block viral replication in the protein.
Read MoreU of U’s leading expertise in human genetics research is finding diagnoses and improving care for some of the sickest kids.
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