U 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 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 MoreGrid Elevated, a U of U startup, has launched their IntelliCharge platform that uses AI to better balance EV charging and turns it into a solution to provide additional energy flexibility to the grid.
Read MoreFor Dr. Aromolaran, his new leadership role is about more than policies and procedures. It’s about helping U of U scientists succeed and keeping the bigger picture in focus.
Read MoreResearch studies by the University of Utah are bringing needed support to pregnant people and new moms across the state from cities to the frontier. For the one in five pregnant people who experience depression, research is changing—and saving—lives.
Read MoreBecause of you, discovery at the U keeps moving forward.
Read MoreWith experience at two R1 institutions, Casey Erickson is focused on streamlining processes, building a service-first culture, and ensuring the U’s research portfolio is ready for the future.
Read MoreGov. Spencer Cox calls the U’s new research facility a launchpad for innovation—and a symbol of Utah’s growing leadership in science, tech, and discovery.
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