University of Utah bioengineers developed an intravaginal ring that, when implanted in sheep, was able to deliver an AIDS-prevention drug for 90 days at a dose already shown to reduce the risk of human immunodeficiency virus transmission in women.
Read MoreA study from the University of Utah released today shows that the State of Utah spent $46 million less over five years by delivering services online than it would have by providing the same services “offline”—through government offices, by phone or mail.
Read MoreUsing gravitational “lenses” in space, University of Utah astronomers discovered that the centers of the biggest galaxies are growing denser – evidence of repeated collisions and mergers by massive galaxies with 100 billion stars.
Read MoreThe University of Utah’s Middle East Center will host a series of film screenings that focus on the music and culture of the Middle East. All screenings are free and open to the public. No tickets are required, but people are asked to arrive early for seating.
Read MoreThe University of Utah’s Middle East Center will host a photo exhibition titled “Yemen: Unveiled” that showcases the work of photographers Jacquelaine Wong and Juan Herrero.
Read MoreFrom planetary research to personalized medicine, nanotechnology – which is the engineering of material at the atomic or molecular scale – reveals how simply changing the size and shape of a material can drastically alter its properties.
Read MoreStudents now have a central location to receive foreign language guidance and work with faculty on research at the newly created Second Language Teaching and Research Center (L2TReC) at the University of Utah’s College of Humanities.
Read MoreLightweight and stiff as a board, a plastic foam material is being used to protect Utah’s natural gas pipelines from rupturing during earthquakes.
Read MoreThe University of Utah and the U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management celebrated a unique partnership by dedicating a BLM-funded native plant demonstration garden at the Rio Mesa Center, a 400-acre research field station managed by the U on the Dolores River in southeastern Utah.
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