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One More: The Curie Poster

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In the southwest corner of the U’s Thatcher Building for Biological and Biophysical Chemistry, The Curie Poster is displayed as a tribute to Utah women in chemistry. The graphic mosaic is made up of…

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Discovery

U geologists use sensors to measure the soundness of Utah’s red rock arches; researchers developing a long-lasting, self-activating “smart” insulin; and how living at high altitude can lead to depression

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Campus Notebook

The 183,000-square-foot Eccles Student Life Center is now the campus hub for fitness training, intramural sports, and outdoor recreation; and more news from around the U

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Discovery

A U professor’s innovation connects high-risk prisoners in solitary confinement to nature, and new software not only detects and eradicates never-before-seen viruses and other malware, but also automatically repairs damage

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Association News

Emeritus board’s Bryant Scholarship Project wins CASE award; U Food Drive collects more than $60,000 and 300,000 pounds of food; Founders Day awards to scholar Emily Dart, honorary alumni John and Melody Taft, and alumni Gregory J. Goff BS’78 MBA’81, Brent C. James BS’74 BS’76 MD’78 MSt’84, Gretchen W. McClain BS’84, and Clayton J. Parr BS’60 MS’65 JD’68

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Discovery

U biochemists find a potential new tool to combat the Ebola virus, a new online tool to help combat asthma, and a special material that could lead to cost-effective, superfast computers that perform lightning-fast calculations but don’t overheat

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Association News

U grads form Mongolia Alumni Club; Homecoming events net $82,000 for scholarships; Merit of Honor awardees Jeffrey L. Anderson BA’68, Ronald G. Coleman BS’66 PhD’80, Ron Henriksen BA’71, Betsy Ross Young Newton BS’46, John C. Pingree BS’64, and Heidi Sorensen Swinton BA’71

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