Gordon Chua part of team testing ability of tiny organisms to clean oilsands wastewater

University of Utah engineers develop material that can sense fuel leaks and fuel-based explosives

New lab is one of four augmented human research labs in the world and the only one in North America

In two recent Caltech studies, researchers used a state-of-the-art imaging technique to capture, for the first time, three-dimensional views of this tiny complicated machinery in bacteria

'Blocking-high' pressure systems spawn most of the warming that melts Greenland surface ice, study says

Malaria, a scourge on human society that still kills more than 400,000 people a year, is often thought to be of more modern origin—ranging from 15,000 to 8 million years old

Research found that drones are much more precise at monitoring the size of seabird colonies in tropical and polar environments 

Technology could solve longstanding problem of separating suspended contaminants from water

This research provides the first comprehensive understanding of water’s role within graphene oxide nanosheets (functionalized graphene sheets)

The fibers are hair-like protein filaments called “pili” that have the unique property of transporting charges at speeds of 1 billion electrons per second

"Our method is a valuable platform for imaging and studying the effect of rotation at the single cell level." 

“Hopefully, our work will serve as a wake-up call.”