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USU Professor Joined Instead Podcast to Discuss Plastic in Atmospheric Dust
While examining dust particles under a microscope, Janice Brahney noticed other kinds of particles mixed in. The…
RESEARCH
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Market Forces Halved Methane Emissions from Uinta Basin Oil and Gas Wells
But that's not the whole story.
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In Hot Water: USU Geoscientist Explores Ocean Dynamics Driving Climate Change
Donald Penman and colleagues publish findings about ancient ocean circulation patterns in 'Nature'
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David Stoner Awarded Grant to Connect Animal Migration to NASA Drought Imagery
With support from NASA and satellite data taken from the ISS, David Stoner is part of a team tasked with connecting…
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USU's Science Unwrapped Welcomes 'An In-COVID-ient Sleuth' Friday, Nov. 12
Biological engineer Keith Roper lifts viral fingerprints from water and air; talk is in person and online
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Capturing a True Picture of Wolves in Yellowstone: Reevaluating Aspen Recovery
Aspen recovery in Yellowstone National Park is not as robust as generally believed, according to new research.
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Sexist Comments Prevalent, Utah Study Shows
The study was administered in the spring of 2020 through an online survey to a sample of Utah women ages 18 to 70+…
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Researchers at USU awarded $1.97 Million to Study Important Utah Fruit Crop
Tart cherry sales are a significant part of Utah's agricultural economy, yielding between $7 million and $21 million…
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Steep But Not Deep: New Research Chronicles how Utah Ski Resorts are Adapting to Climate Change
The number of cold days suitable for skiing has dropped in the state, and snowpack, snow quality and the length of…
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Beef Going Green: Major New Grant Supports Strategies for Sustainable Grazing
They say that you can't have your cake and eat it too—but what about beef?
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Catching Drops of Golden Sun: USU Computer Scientist Awarded Solar Tracker Patent
Nicholas Flann's innovative mechanical device captures clean energy.
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USU Research Compilation Shows Utah Gender Wage Gap Among Highest in the Nation
The report shows that Utah women earn approximately 30% less than men, ranking close to last in most state comparisons.