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Climate Change Threatens Tropical Birds

In research published in the journal Biological Conservation, biology professor Çağan Şekercioğlu (pronounced Cha-awn Shay-care-gee-oh-loo) concludes that 12.5 percent of the world's bird species could be extinct by 2100. Learn More»

Sustainability Symposium for Community Engagement

New Honors College Dean Named

Syvia Torti has been appointed dean of the Honors College. Torti came to the U in 2003 as a professor in biology and is currently associate director of the U's Rio Mesa Center. Torti is also a writer, having published one novel and several short stories.
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Sylvia Torti Named Dean of Honors College

Faculty Members Receive Governor’s Science Medals

Two longtime U professors—chemist Edward M. “Ted” Eyring and mathematician Hugo Rossi—are among recipients of the 2011 Utah Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology.
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Hugo Rossi during a trip to a Masai village in Kenya.

Professor Awarded National Medal of Science

On Oct. 21, President Obama presented the nation's highest honor in science to Prof. Peter Stang at the White House. Stang received the honor for his work in organic supramolecular chemistry. Learn More»

Peter Stang wins National Medal of Science

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Last Updated: 2/21/12