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Your Therapist Wants You to Go Outside
Spending time in nature can yield short-term benefits for adults with mental illness, according to a new study from @UUtah.
University Research | The University of Utah
Of Ants and Trees: ‘Evolutionary Déjà Vu’ in the Tropical Rainforest
A University of Utah biologist has discovered that multiple ant species have independently evolved specialized mutualistic relationships with understory trees, a rare phenomenon known as convergent evolution.
University Research | The University of Utah
Study Pinpoints Origins of Creativity in the Brain
A research team led by a University of Utah Health researcher has used a precise method of brain imaging to unveil how different parts of the brain work together in order to produce creative thought.
University Research | The University of Utah
Airborne Dust From Great Salt Lake Playa Has Bigger Impact on Communities of Color
New research from the University of Utah demonstrates how wind-carried dust from the exposed bed of Great Salt Lake is disproportionately affecting disadvantaged communities in the Salt Lake metro area.
University Research | The University of Utah
Loki’s Horned Dinosaur Wielded a Pair of Giant Blades
Researchers from the University of Utah have unveiled Lokiceratops rangiformis, a newly discovered species of horned dinosaur, at the Natural History Museum of Utah.
University Research | The University of Utah
Tick, Tock: Your Circadian Clock is Knocking
Researchers from the University of Utah have highlighted the importance of maintaining regular sleep and eating schedules for better health, emphasizing the role of the body's circadian clock.
University Research | The University of Utah
As the Ball Turns: Earth’s Inner Core is ‘Backtracking’
New research, supported by University of Utah seismologists, shows the rotation of Earth’s inner core is slowing in relation to the planet’s surface.
University Research | The University of Utah
Ophthalmologist Creates New Kind of Light-filtering Eyeglasses to Combat Migraine
Researchers from the University of Utah have designed lenses that block problematic wavelengths of light while allowing comfortable wavelengths to pass through, offering relief to migraine sufferers without the rose-colored hue of previous FL-41 lenses.
University Research | The University of Utah
New study shows heat waves increase risk of preterm, early-term birth
A new study led by researchers from Emory University, University of Nevada Reno, Yale University, University of Utah and the National Center for Atmospheric Research shows that heat waves increase risk of preterm and early-term birth.
University Research | Emory University | Yale University | The University of Utah
In Turkey, Wolves and People Have Shared a Landscape for Generations
After 14 years of gathering and analyzing field data, an international research team led by a University of Utah biologist has released the first and only study of gray wolf movements and ecology in Turkey.
University Research | The University of Utah