University of Utah celebrates anthropology department’s 100th anniversary
35 years after the creation of the University’s archeological collection, the department of anthropology was officially formed in 1926 by Professor Andrew A. Kerr.
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Creekstone Energy, University of Utah studying feasibility of novel water generation technology
This technology aims to captures water vapor from natural gas combustion and converts it into usable water.
Read MoreUtah is ‘just hotter every summer.’ What are we doing about the risks?
U researcher Alexandra Ponette-Gonzalez documents heat pockets in Utah cities and how trees could help protect people.
Read MoreIs cloud seeding the answer to Utah’s water problems?
Categories: environment
Oped by U student Nathan Murthy: As Utah continues to be in severe drought, how effective is cloud seeding in solving our water problems?
Read MoreMeteorite from ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ Great Salt Lake crash on display at University of Utah
The Great Salt Lake meteorite crash was only the second-of-its-kind in Utah’s history.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah sends out mental health resources after two students die
One student died Friday evening after falling off an electric scooter, the U. said in a statement.
Read MoreAn Interactive Guide to Data Centers in Utah
Categories: Data centers
Communication grad student Alex Kellgreen speaks to RadioWest data centers’ environmental footprint.
Read MoreUtah researchers peer into the nuclear testing history kept in our fingernails
A new study spearheaded by the University of Utah focused on lesser-known long-term effects of radiation exposure.
Read MoreTrump Administration’s Geothermal Push Gets Big Test in Utah Desert
Categories: Research
The future of geothermal energy is playing out at U-led Utah FORGE
Read MoreUtah’s mountains may be hiding a billion tons of ice
Categories: Research
Utah has hundreds of glaciers buried beneath boulders. Scientists say they could be increasingly important as the West warms.
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