Price Engineers Help Explain Mystery of Malaria Parasites’ Tumbling Iron Crystals - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah Malaria parasites contain tiny iron-rich crystals that  rapidly jiggle and tumble inside the single-celled organism. Scientists have observed their motion […]

New research explains the mysterious motion of malaria parasites’ iron crystals, thanks to a breakthrough from PCE engineers.

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U of U and Meta Launch Research to Enable TetraSki and Smart Home Control via Accessible EMG Wristband - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah The University of Utah and Meta have announced a new research collaboration to evaluate consumer-grade wrist wearables for people with […]

Meta and the U team up to test EMG wristbands as an interface for smart home and other technology, expanding access for people with limited hand mobility.

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U Engineers’ Synthetic Fish Blood Component is a Bio-compatible Antifreeze - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah Anyone who has experienced freezer burn knows that ice crystals can be a problem at low temperatures. Ice crystals’ jagged […]

A research group led by BME Associate Professor Jessica Kramer made a bio-compatible breakthrough that could transform how we preserve food, medicine, and more.

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Shahrzad Roshankhah Named Early-Career Research Fellow by Gulf Research Program - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah Shahrzad Roshankhah, assistant professor in the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, has been named an Early-Career Research Fellow by […]

CVEEN assistant professor Shahrzad Roshankhah has been named an Early-Career Research Fellow for the Gulf Research Program.

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Engineering Day Event Engineering Day is a free half-day event designed to introduce participants to a variety of engineering disciplines.

Engineering Day 2025 is November 8th!

This half-day event is open to high school students, undecided majors, parents, transfer students, and anyone interested in pursuing a career in engineering.

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https://www.price.utah.edu/aerospace-scholars-program

Engineering students, are you ready for liftoff?
Apply now for the Aerospace Scholars Program!

Apply at the link below! Deadline: Nov 14, 2025

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U Scientists Develop AI-powered Tool to Forecast Wildfire Smoke - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah The University of Utah Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy has released a new demonstration tool to provide advanced warnings for […]

Researchers at the Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy unveiled an AI-powered tool to forecast wildfire smoke, offering up to 4-day air quality predictions.

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CAREER Award: Shahrzad Roshankhah is Cracking the Code on Rock Slope Failure - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah A cliff face may be a symbol of serene solidity, but that mental image can violently change in an instant. […]

CVEEN Assistant Professor Shahrzad Roshankhah has been awarded the NSF CAREER Award for her research in predicting the behavior of potentially dangerous rock slopes.

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A Place for AI in Placing Medical Needles - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah The demand for qualified medical practitioners and surgeons is expected to increase twofold within the next decade, as professionals are […]

Alan Kuntz and his team of the Kahlert School of Computing are exploring how AI can assist in high-precision needle-based procedures and reduce patient risk.

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Research Groundbreakers: U Researcher Zooms In to Outsmart Melanoma - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah Cancer treatment is rarely one-size-fits-all. What works for one patient may not work for another—and understanding how each person’s cancer […]

With cutting-edge imaging and a bold vision for oncology, Dr. Thomas Zangle and his team are pioneering new ways to predict how melanoma responds to treatment.

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