Science Stories

How can we learn about the diets of extinct animals? New research sheds light on some of the variables that need to be considered.

Every piece brought to the Indigenous Art Market & Festival carries meaning — get to know some of the art you'll see during the weekend's celebration.

Hantavirus is all over the news, but what does it really mean for Utah residents?

STEM-based museum programs help your kids develop crucial skills, preparing them for school, social situations, and a future of critical thinking.

Minerals come in all shapes and sizes, but the reason why has to do with surrounding deposits.

New research indicates that wildfire smoke and ash provide nutrients to the ecosystems they're deposited in, but questions about these nutrients still remain.

In celebration of our deep dinosaur love, join us on an exploration of dinosaur species from A to Z.

Ethnographers at NHMU work with Indigenous communities in Utah in many ways, like ensuring the proper care and display of objects.

Have you ever wondered why Utah has such a diverse landscape? Well, it was billions of years in the making.

The research into emerald jewel wasp venom has a surprising connection to Parkinson's disease, furthering our understanding of brain science.

If you have a shellfish allergy, research indicates that you might want to stay away from eating bugs too. This is why.

Yes, dinosaurs really existed. In fact, dinosaurs still exist. How do we know dinosaurs really existed? We asked an expert.