They’ve got game
More than 40 games were displayed during this year’s EAE Play, an annual event hosted by the Entertainment Arts & Engineering (EAE) video game development program.
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Utah’s most explosive holiday tradition
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The Faraday chemistry lectures entertain and teach.
Read MoreDefenders of the dark
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This week, members of two international organizations dealing with the issue of light pollution will convene in Snowbird.
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A U forest ecologist wins the prestigious Packard Fellowship, which allows freedom to pursue creative research directions.
Read MoreThe fine print
University of Utah engineers developed a process to 3-D-print cells to produce human tissue such as ligaments and tendons.
Read MoreWhat your can’t see can hurt you
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What if you could see nasty microscopic air pollutants in your home? Engineers from the U’s School of Computing conducted a study to determine if homeowners would change the way they live if they could visualize the air quality in their house.
Read MoreScience takes center stage
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Public radio program “Science Friday” took a lay audience on a tour of Utah science. U researchers took, quite literally, center stage.
Read MoreThe Wasatch Front: A living lab
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A new cross-campus partnership multiplies and unifies the U’s environmental observations of the Wasatch Front.
Read MoreVIDEO GAMING AND SPECIAL OLYMPICS
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UIT employees team up with Special Olympics for the first-ever video gaming tournament contest.
Read MoreU BIOLOGIST NEEDS YOU
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Citizen science project catalogs Wasatch canyon mammals.
Read MoreU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PARTNERS WITH UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
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Partnership is a framework for academics and practitioners to share resources.
Read MoreWatershed protection
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Durable parking lot pavers reduce runoff at the Natural History Museum of Utah keeping stormwater in the soil.
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