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Top Off Your Christmas List with Apps Made in Utah--Blog
If you are thinking of giving an app to a friend or family member for the holidays this year, there’s no need to look far. Utah is leading the way with some of the hottest app development teams in the nation.
Challenging Times for Research Funding
Although a budget deal may finally be in the works to get rid of the mandatory sequester cuts, research funding has not kept up with inflation for over a decade and the impact is being felt by scientists, students, and Universities.
Blog: A Bighorn Sheep and Ranger Meet
Ranger Kathryn Burke has a close encounter with a bighorn and writes about it in her blog.
Blog: Visiting Mars In Southern Utah
In the barren lanscape outside Hanksville Utah, the Mars Society has set up a research facility to simulate Mars. Scientists and Mars enthusiasts go on missions and conduct research to develop knowledge they hope will help prepare for an eventual trip to the red planet.
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