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  1. Forum on AI Use at the U

    On May 28, University of Utah officials hosted a virtual forum to discuss best practices for the use of artificial intelligence in an academic setting. The forum covered AI guidelines, responsible use of AI in research and teaching activities, and AI platforms available for use across the institution.

  2. Urgency and hope at 2025 Wilkes Climate Summit

    Climate change innovation, science and solutions manifest at the third annual Wilkes Climate Summit, hosted by the Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy

  3. A new AI toolkit for predicting diseases before symptoms appear

    Psychiatry researchers validate RiskPath, which could transform the delivery of preventative care for progressive diseases.

  4. Honors College Praxis Labs tackle real-world challenges

    These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

  5. AI paves the way for kids to learn math by teaching it

    Amidst declining math scores, AI-powered app co-created by U faculty aims to double learning rate.

  6. Whose air quality are we monitoring?

    U.S. EPA air quality monitors are disproportionally located in predominately white neighborhoods, leaving marginalized communities at risk of pollution exposure.

  7. Manish Parashar appointed inaugural Chief AI Officer for U

    Manish Parashar will represent the university and advise U President Taylor Randall as the institution navigates various AI initiatives.

  8. The power of research: Leading through uncertainty

    The University of Utah is a community of thinkers and doers—people unafraid to cross boundaries and ask big questions. That spirit has never been more essential.

  9. Utah’s financial technology sector is changing the landscape

    A comprehensive study of Utah’s fintech industry and its impact on the state economy finds that Utah is at the forefront of the fintech movement and is rapidly reshaping the future.

  10. Harris Simmons: Learning ‘to read the world around me’

    The impacts of a broad university education are profound to Harris Simmons, CEO of Zions Bank and former regent.

  11. Navigate U tackles high failure, incompletion and withdrawal rates

    The Martha Bradley Evans Center for Teaching Excellence is working to identify courses with high failure, withdrawal and incompletion rates. Many of these courses are introductory-level.

  12. AI-based pregnancy analysis uncovers warning signs for stillbirth and newborn complications

    Obstetrician Nathan Blue and U colleagues identify ‘really surprising’ combinations of factors associated with increased risk for adverse outcomes.

  13. Ethics, AI and neuroscience converge at mental health and behavioral science research day

    Mental health issues are one of the most common causes of disability, affecting more than a billion people worldwide.

  14. Symposium marks 1 year of Responsible AI Initiative

    The event showcased translational and applied AI work at the U, and sparked discussions on how campus can leverage its collaborative culture to become a national leader in responsible AI.

  15. Humans of the U: Meghan Broadbent

    "Ultimately, all I've ever really wanted to do is help people by using my skills with data and statistics to make a lasting, positive impact on society."

  16. Deep tech is coming

    Artificial intelligence and semiconductor research on campus to get a big boost in bid to cement Utah's place as a tech hub.

  17. Making machine learning accessible to all

    UteAnalytics allows a client to clean their data and conduct exploratory data analysis in various ways.

  18. Guidance on the use of AI in research

    Can AI be listed as an author? Can AI be used in writing and/or developing manuscripts? Guidance on these questions and more from the Office for the Vice President for Research.

  19. Digital Health Initiative could lead to reliable health apps

    Seven U of U Health projects have received seed grants funded by the Digital Health Initiative. The grants are designed to produce safer and more effective digital tools than are currently available.

Last Updated: 6/6/25