Research Shows Common Antioxidant Can Be More Beneficial through Glycosylation
Researchers are modifying the glycosylation of polyphenols to develop new drugs
Articles by Utah State University
New Research Suggests Peer-Advisor Relationship Is Key to Success
Strengthening the student/advisor relationship can help the student build a stronger identity with their discipline
Genetic Effects in Interacting Species Jointly Determine Ecological Outcomes
Study results support the hypothesis that both plant and insect genotypes matter
Tracking Pervasive Microplastics across the Globe
Understanding how microplastics move through global systems is essential to fixing the problem they pose
Aiming for Gold: Improving Reproducibility in Hydrology Studies
A survey tool can help recognize and encourage authors to achieve certain reproducibility levels
Bee Surveys in Newest US National Park Could Aid Pollinator Studies Elsewhere
Researchers report findings about pollinator biodiversity in California's Pinnacles National Park
Ultra-Light Aluminum: Chemist Reports Breakthrough in Material Design
Scientists computationally design new metastable, ultra-light crystalline form of aluminum
Dammed If You Do: Scientists Recommend Strategies to Reduce Environmental Damage from Dams
Though viewed as sources of potential green energy, their construction also poses a significant environmental cost
A New Tool for Wetland Management
Utah State University researchers develop model to improve arid-region wetlands
Geologists Probe Geological Carbon Storage
Jim Evans and collaborators study Utah's Carmel Formation