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(John Hollenhorst, Deseret News) -- An instrument designed and built in Utah is about to give astronomers, and the general public, an entirely new view of the universe. NASA has just released more than a million images captured by the W.I.S.E. satellite telescope. W.I.S.E., the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, was born in the Space Dynamics Laboratory...
READ · Apr 18
(Brian Maffly, Salt Lake Tribune) -- Orem • To get students interested in biology, Jamie Jensen subjects them to the peroxide challenge. In this exercise, you put a food item in a test tube and douse it with hydrogen peroxide. “Awesome, eh,” the Utah Valley University assistant professor of biology told a roomful of girls Saturday. The peroxide bubbled...
READ · Mar 08
Information technology is radically changing our students’ learning styles, the ability to deliver education differently and opportunity to reduce costs for providing educational programming. In fact, one of the five action plan categories in our new HigherEdUtah 2020 plan contains priority recommendations for the next year in which technology...
READ · Jan 04
(Jennifer Brady, UMassonlineblog.com) - An interesting story by Lisa Schencker of The Salt Lake Tribune caught my eye the other day. It is entitled, New website seeks input on higher ed’s future. Basically, higher education officials in Utah, struggling to shape the future of education to produce the kind of educated labor force they foresee...
READ · Nov 01
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