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NOTEBOOK VOL. XVI FALL BULLETIN

The Notebook fall bulletin was recently printed and distributed on Nov. 12. Read the issue online, bookmark it, and share it.
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LATEST SCIENCE NEWS...

Nov. 20 -- DEADLINE TO COMPLETE SCIENCE DAY STUDENT EVALUATION FORM:

SCIENCE DAY AT THE U 2009
(Submit an evaluation and enter to win an iPod Touch!)

Oct. 16 -- First Light recorded at Utah Telescope! In a major step for astronomy research at the U and in the state of Utah, the observatory on Frisco Peak in southern Utah took its first pictures on Oct. 16, 2009. More...

Frontiers of Science lecture scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 24 featuring Frank H. Brown, distinguished professor of geology and geophysics. Topic is "Determining the Geologic Age of Early Man." Free and open to public, but tickets are required. More...

Sept. 28 -- Science Day at the U registration now open! Utah high school students may register for science workshops, academic advice, and tours of university facilities. Event is free and lunch is provided. More...

Sept. 21 -- Astronomy at the U forges ahead on Frisco Peak. The new observatory is nearly complete and includes a 32-inch research grade telescope. More...

 


The University of Utah
College of Science

Established in July of 1970, The University of Utah College of Science is comprised of the following departments: biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics and astronomy. In just 30 years, the College of Science has become one of the largest colleges within the University of Utah, offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics and astronomy.

We offer Utah's only Bioscience Undergraduate Research Program and Ph.D. in Chemical Physics.

Graduation––
Friday, May 8, 2009

Statewide Science
and Mathematics Enterprise

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