While geothermal energy is a clean and sustainable power source, its integration on a larger scale presents challenges, including the need for advanced technology to manage geothermal reservoirs, mitigate seismic risks, and address site-specific limitations such as resource location and drilling depth. Additionally, the initial investment costs and the complexities of infrastructure development can hinder […]
Read MoreRedefining Radiation Hardness Testing July 25, 2025 Positioning the University of Utah’s Nuclear Reactor as a Key Site for Radiation Testing Radiation hardness testing is used to evaluate how well materials—such as sensors, microchips, and other essential tech used in nuclear science—can withstand radiation without failing. Testing a materials’ resilience to radiation helps us develop […]
Read MoreAs a Ph.D. student at the University of Utah, Jeremiah Adejube’s hard work and dedication as both a researcher and a teaching assistant isn’t just a path toward a terminal degree—it’s a reflection of a deeply personal and purposeful journey. Originally from Nigeria, Jeremiah brings a global perspective to his research in sustainable infrastructure and […]
Read MoreA cliff face may be a symbol of serene solidity, but that mental image can violently change in an instant. After millions of years of weathering, tectonic shifts, and the relentless pull of gravity, it can be anyone’s guess as to where and when a boulder will dislodge itself from a rock slope and wreak […]
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