A remarkable new species of meat-eating dinosaur, Allosaurus jimmadseni, is described based on two spectacularly complete skeletons

The interferometry technique has applications for tracking molecules at a cell or tissue scale

University of Utah electrical and computer engineering researchers have developed a new kind of optical lens that is much thinner and lighter than conventional camera lenses

Researchers use fluorescence as a proxy to track photosynthesis in evergreen forests

A new paper paints an even more intricate picture of Earth's mantle as a geochemically diverse mosaic

Shade trees provide some refuge among deforestation and species decline

Engineers will develop sensors that know when cornfields are getting attacked by insects or weeds

Declining water levels in the Great Salt Lake contribute to snowmelt

University of Utah engineers develop computerized camera without optics that instead uses an ordinary window as the lens.

Surprisingly, cloudy, gray and humid winter days can actually cause the snowpack to warm faster, increasing the likelihood of melt during winter months when the snowpack should be growing