AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUtah Water Science: Researchers estimate Utah’s rock glaciers hold about 0.99 gigatonnes—nearly 1 billion tons—of frozen water, mapping hidden ice beneath Mount Timpanogos using subtle gravity measurements. Earthquake & Planet Science: New seismic work on the core-mantle boundary finds scattered deep structures that could help explain surface hazards. Mental Health Access: Asha Clinic in Burlington, led by suicide-care researcher Dr. Craig Bryan, opens as a specialized outpatient model focused on therapies proven to reduce suicide attempts. Public Safety & Privacy: Salt Lake City’s Flock/ALPR camera network faces renewed scrutiny as local officials draft limits amid concerns about tracking and misuse. Robotics Research: Utah researchers join an NSF center studying how assistive robots learn and adapt alongside people over months and years. Defense Tech in Utah: 5N Plus will produce gallium arsenide components in St. George for U.S. defense sensing needs. Energy & Policy: The DOE opens a Geothermal Center of Excellence in Golden to speed hot-rock power, while Utah cloud-seeding funding continues to target how much extra water storms can actually produce.
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