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U research leaders: Keep doing the science

Senior leadership tells U faculty to keep seeking grants and hiring grad students as NIH funding battle winds through the courts.
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Research Groundbreakers: Spotlighting Birgenheier and Free for their research work at the U

The VPR Office and Office of Sponsored Projects showcase different researchers to spotlight our university’s studies and potential...

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Internal Medicine: A powerhouse of discovery, collaboration and innovation

Internal Medicine exemplifies the U’s dedication to helping make the global community a better place.

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U’s Advanced Robotic Arm Featured at Big Game

Shortly before kickoff, fans got a peak at the LUKE Arm, a project that U researchers have been...

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The U Ground Breakers
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Dr. Michael L. Free
Assessment, Characterization, and Planning for Carbon Ore and Critical Minerals/Materials Resources Utilization in the Rocky Mountain Region
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Dr. Lauren Birgenheier
Assessment, Characterization, and Planning for Carbon Ore and Critical Minerals/Materials Resources Utilization in the Rocky Mountain Region

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U’s Advanced Robotic Arm Featured at Big Game
Shortly before kickoff, fans got a peak at the LUKE Arm, a project that U researchers have been...
Nine U of U professors selected for 2025 Faculty Fellow Awards
The award provides a semester of full release time, allowing faculty to dedicate themselves fully to groundbreaking scholarly...
Sustainability Education Faculty Small Grant Program
The U Sustainability Office offers funds to instructors who wish to integrate sustainability into their courses or renew...
Microsoft Copilot is the U’s only approved AI tool
Other AI tools have not been approved and expose the university and its data to IT security risks.
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Message from University of Utah President Taylor Randall, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Mitzi Montoya, Senior Vice President for Health Sciences Dr. Bob Carter and Vice President for Research Dr. Erin Rothwell
“Research is one of our greatest assets, and we are committed to ensuring it remains a defining strength...
Research Groundbreakers: Spotlighting Birgenheier and Free for their research work at the U
The VPR Office and Office of Sponsored Projects showcase different researchers to spotlight our university’s studies and potential...
Internal Medicine: A powerhouse of discovery, collaboration and innovation
Internal Medicine exemplifies the U’s dedication to helping make the global community a better place.
Update on Federal Funding: Supporting Our Research Community
U of U leadership is proactively engaging with leaders to stay informed and ensure the needs of our...
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Funding


Save the date: February 13th for the Funding Search Workshop
All faculty and researchers are welcome to this workshop.
Foundation Sponsored Limited Submission Opportunities
Applications are being accepted for the David and Lucille Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering 2025.
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Internal Funding Opportunities
Applications are being accepted for several internal funding opportunities.
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Limited Submission Opportunities
Applications are being accepted for several limited submission funding opportunities.
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Events


You’re Invited: Tech Tuesday — Critical Minerals Research Ecosystem Networking Event
Tech Tuesday is an event series that that brings together U researchers and industry stakeholders for focused discussions...
Virtual Town Hall on Bionics & Human Well-Being Research Initiative
The primary goal of this event is to foster a collaborative, interdisciplinary community of scientists, engineers, and clinicians...
VPR National Updates Meeting: ‘Navigating the Next Research Frontier: Expectations and Opportunities’
This meeting series is an effort to improve communication and strengthen collaboration across campus.
The Carrie L. Byington, MD VPCAT Distinguished Lecture Series on Mentorship
Join us on Feb. 5th from 4-5 p.m. to the first in a new series of lectures on...
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