Mark Tullis

A Utah Valley University professor leads an international team developing Hip1-targeting compounds that could disarm tuberculosis bacteria rather than kill them outright, potentially enabling lower doses, fewer side effects, and simpler diagnostics.

Silicon Slopes (Lehi, UT) launched its quantum computing chapter on World Quantum Day, uniting Utah officials, academics, and industry leaders to drive radical inclusion, workforce development, and quantum economy growth.

Tendo surpasses one million marketplace vouchers, signaling rising adoption of price-transparent healthcare, as employers and consumers shift toward upfront pricing, bundled services, and simplified care purchasing outside traditional insurance systems.

Utah’s statewide Quantum Initiative Roundtables, led by the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity, are designed to reach alignment on quantum priorities and connect government, universities, industry, and ecosystem partners.

Utah business leaders and major foundations announced $30 million in philanthropic commitments Monday to save the Great Salt Lake, warning that without urgent water conservation and strategic water rights acquisition, the lake faces collapse within five years.

Route 92 Medical (West Jordan, UT) announced $50 million in growth financing to expand its integrated stroke treatment platform, aiming to accelerate commercialization, improve clot removal speed, and drive better patient outcomes globally.

BYU classicist, Roger Macfarlane, who has spent more than three decades hunting for lost Latin literature in carbonized scrolls came to UVU with an honest assessment: most of the discovered Herculaneum papyri is barely readable. But what we might still find could change everything.

Nightingale College (Salt Lake City, UT) hosted a TEDxNightingale event that rallied national leaders to demand radical redesign of nursing education and workforce systems, as America faces a projected 350,000-nurse shortage within the decade.