This is the third installment in “Distance,” a four-part series exploring how University of Utah research is addressing—and illuminating—the distances that shape life across the American West.
Apply to present a poster at the 11th Annual MTEC Membership Meeting, February 16–17, 2027, at the Grand Hyatt Washington. The poster session puts your technology, project progress, and results in ...
Join the Technology Licensing Office and the Applied Medical & Engineering Lab on Tuesday, November 17, from 5:00–7:00 PM for a Tech Tuesday focused on DOD funding opportunities and commercialization ...
The session will explore the key elements of a compelling startup story—from defining the problem and opportunity to articulating traction, differentiation, and the path to impact. Attendees will ...
The University of Utah is developing breakthrough technologies across cancer research, infectious disease, advanced materials, and more. Some have the potential to become the next generation of hard ...
Lightning talks should be no more then three minutes long. If you are interested in presenting a lightning talk, please prepare your slides and submit them to vprgrants@utah.edu no later than Friday, ...
About CFR: The University of Utah’s Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations (CFR) helps faculty, researchers, and administrators across campus engage with national philanthropic organizations. We ...
Utah’s rich history of innovation spans transformative advancements like the electric traffic light to the artificial heart, to groundbreaking computer animation technology. These innovations drive ...
The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) is pleased to share the 2024 – 2025 annual report reflecting on the high impact practices of undergraduate research at the U! Because of our campus partners ...
The University of Utah today announced the appointment of Jamie P. Dwyer, MD as Executive Associate Vice President of Research and Interim Chief Innovation Officer, a newly elevated leadership role ...
College of Humanities faculty are publishing books at an extraordinary pace—and placing their work with many of the world’s leading scholarly, literary and trade presses. A book can take years to ...
As Salt Lake City records its hottest day, University of Utah researchers are studying how extreme heat affects health, neighborhoods, buildings, mental well-being and the electrical grid. By Jakob D.
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