Initial Test of Atom Smasher has World Scientists Beaming

USU physicist Shane Larson discusses the Large Hadron Collider.

Aggie Scientists Excited about Large Hadron Collider Test

Shane Larson, assistant professor of physics, is among Utah scientists featured in a Salt Lake Tribune article about the Large Hadron Collider.

USU Physics Alum Named SDL Director

Douglas Lemon, formerly of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, assumes the helm of USU's Space Dynamics Laboratory Oct. 20.

Utah Group Launches 'USTAR Radio'

Innovation Utah introduces easily accessible podcasts highlighting Utah Science, Technology and Research initiative efforts. The introductory podcast highlights the USU Energy Lab, which recently launched its new Web site at energylab.usu.edu.

Undergrad Scientist Presents at American Chemical Society Meeting

Sara Huefner, a dual chemistry and biochemistry major, joined nearly 13,000 fellow scientists for the 236th national meeting of the American Chemical Society Aug. 17-21 in Philadelphia.

USU Launches New Sustainability Web site, Wiki

Aggie scientists are encouraged to join USU's sustainability conversation.

USU Researchers Peer into Fault's Past

Geology grad student Stephanie Davi is using a grant from the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program to advance knowledge of Cache Valley's East Cache Fault.

Welcome, Students!

New Aggies are learning about academic, service and social opportunities offered throughout campus through the university's Connections program.

MIT Chemist Turns to Nature to Solve Solar Energy Problem

MIT professor Daniel Nocera, who speaks at USU Aug. 27, describes a highly efficient technique for electrolysis of water using inexpensive materials.

Undergrad Biologist is Learning the Business of Medicine

Thanks to a scholarship established by USU alum and Utah orthopedic surgeon Pepper Murray and a study opportunity in Asia, undergrad Sherry Baker is gaining a broad view of the dollars-and-cents side of medicine.