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The College of Science offers degrees in atmospheric sciences, biology, chemistry, geology, metallurgy, math, mining engineering and physics & astronomy.
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As climate warms, California wildfires are becoming more severe, killing more trees: University of Utah School of Biological Sciences prof. Jon Wang uses satellite imagery to document the growing destructiveness of Western wildfires since 1980. attheu.utah.edu/research/as-cl…

Cynthia Burrows and a team of Utah Chemistry chemists have discovered how bicarbonate can protect cells from oxidative stress, challenging how cell damage has been previously studied. Read more: attheu.utah.edu/research/it-mi…

.University of Utah School of Biological Sciences's Kyle Kittelberger & Çağan Hakkı Şekercioğlu reveal why bird species disappear. Their study shows islands are challenging, with 1 in 8 bird species at risk. Species like Hawaii's 'Akikiki are vanishing. More: attheu.utah.edu/research/disco…

For University of Utah students: The Atmos 1000: Secrets of the Greatest Snow on Earth enrollment cap will be upped to 525 in the near future, freeing up about 65 slots. First come first served. Syllabus available at link below. utah.instructure.com/courses/104621…


CONGRATULATIONS to Professor William Anderegg for being recognized as one of Clarivate’s most Highly Cited Researchers in 2024 in the fields of Plant & Animal Science, and Environment & Ecology. University of Utah College of Science @uofubiology science.utah.edu/news/2024-clar…


We're seeking a PT Creative Content Assistant to support our marketing and communications programs. Position is ideal for University of Utah student interested in climate change solutions, environmental journalism/comms, and science communication. utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/152966 College of Science


It takes two to tango, even in a chemistry lab. Combining the experience and expertise of Utah Chemistry faculty with the eagerness of a graduate student has proven to be a successful formula in the lab. science.utah.edu/faculty/two-2-…

U researchers explore AI's environmental double-edge: massive data centers' power & emissions vs. innovative climate solutions. Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy's Bill Anderegg & U of U Atmospheric Sciences' Derek Mallia explored these nuances at our recent One-U Responsible AI Initiative Symposium: attheu.utah.edu/facultystaff/a…

From multicellular organisms, like us humans, to single-cell bacteria, living things are subject to attack by viruses. Talia Backman, a University of Utah School of Biological Sciences doctoral candidate, found her project and niche in studying bacteria and the viruses that infect them. science.utah.edu/students/antib…



Sensitivity of ecosystem productivity to disturbances differs between regions, with dryland ecosystems becoming more sensitive to water stress after disturbances, according to new research. nature.com/articles/s4155… College of Science @uofubiology


Check out the 2024 edition of Our DNA, official magazine for the University of Utah School of Biological Sciences: science.utah.edu/publications/o…



"The stalks and husks of corn plants — the waste product left by combine harvesters — could be a key tool in the fight against climate change, and the University of Utah is putting up $500,000 to test the idea." Latest on the 2024 Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy prize: science.utah.edu/chemistry/why-…

.UofU Geology & Geophysics alumna Anke Friedrich convened a 10-day workshop this past September at Utah FORGE for students from the U and from her home base of Germany. Ten students were the focus of the unique place-based workshop. science.utah.edu/alumni/forge-a…