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26TH ANNUAL MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CELEBRATION WEEK AT THE U

The College of Science is co-sponsoring MLK Week Jan. 18-22, 2010. Dr. Robert P. Moses will host a panel discussion Jan. 20 and a keynote talk in Kingsbury Hall Jan. 21. All events are free and open to the public!
Click here for the full schedule of activites.

 

 

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LATEST SCIENCE NEWS...

Jan. 4 -- Michael Doleac, ex-Ute basketball star, is back in Utah and back on campus. Doleac is earning an advanced physics degree as part of the SMART initiative, which provides an alternate route to teaching licensure. More...

Dec. 30 -- Celebrate the "Year of the Dinosaur" at the Utah Museum of Natural History and check out their new website. It's a great resource for parents and students. More...

Dec. 28 -- The NOTEBOOK magazine fall 2009 issue is still available online. More...

Dec. 21 -- The Clark Planetarium is a great place to learn about science. NOW Utah! gives us a preview. More...

<Peter Trapa>"Science Night Live" event with Peter Trapa, associate professor of mathematics, on Wed, Jan. 27, at Keys on Main, 242 South Main St. (next to Sam Weller's books.) Free and open to the public. Must be 21. Peter will discuss "Exceptionally Simple Symmetries." More...

Dec. 18 -- Technology commercialization thriving at the U thanks to efforts of Jack Brittain and tech ventures group. The Salt Lake Tribune reports. 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.