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USU Researchers Developing Hybrid Rocket Motors for NASA
Researchers at USU developed a 3D-printed hybrid rocket motor that offers smoother, safer descent performance and…
Series: Utah State Changemakers
Utah State's students, researchers and initiatives make a difference worldwide. From understanding the global climate to mapping future foodways and more, Aggies in internationally recognized research centers and programs continue a long tradition of preparing the world for what's next.
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USU Student Media Alum Kate Peterson Wins Rocky Mountain Student Emmy
Aggie alum Kate Peterson has won a Rocky Mountain Student Emmy for a short film documenting a chapter of Native…
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Puzzling Out Plastics: USU Researcher Working to Understand Global Scale of Plastic Pollution
A new article in the journal Nature highlights the global scope of microplastic pollution and features the research…
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Chuck Landvatter: Decades of Murals, Community, Innovation
Chuck Landvatter, a Utah State University fine arts alumnus and muralist, is a shining example of finding success in…
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USU Researchers Looking Into Sustainable Alternatives to Concrete
Erika Espinosa Ortiz is transforming the way we think about building materials, aiming to reduce one of the largest…
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USU Chemists Detail New Approach to Synthetic Catalysis for Carbon-Nitrogen Bond Formation
USU researchers are part of an international team looking to create new catalysts to promote energy-efficient and…
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Audiology Professor Aryn Kamerer Awarded NIH Grant to Use AI to Identify Hearing Diseases
USU's Aryn Kamerer has been awarded a three-year $500,000 Early Career Research grant from the National Institute on…
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Waiting for the Big One: USU Geologist Studies Frictional Behavior of the Southern San Andreas Fault
A USU-led team has published new findings about California's iconic Earth crust fracture in the journal Geophysical…
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Super Powers: USU Researchers Say Alpacas' Unique Immune Systems Could Aid Humans
Undergraduate James Cisneros, his faculty mentor Zhongde Wang and doctoral student Julio Landinez Aponte are studying…
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Down and Dirty: Understanding of Dust Pollution Hits Solid Ground With New Research
"The public hasn't been paying much attention to dust, but we should be," said Janice Brahney from the Quinney…
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USU Researchers Using Bacteria to Produce Hydrogen
In nature, electroactive bacteria can create electricity, and USU researchers want to harness this process to help…
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UPR Show About Science, 'UnDisciplined,' Celebrates 300th Episode
This week, Utah Public Radio's UnDisciplined will broadcast its 300th episode of making science accessible without…