University of Utah, John and Marcia Price College of Engineering

Recognizing our Co-Lead Platinum Sponsors!

The Utah AI Convergence is next week, June 23-24, 2026, and we’re thrilled to spotlight our generous Co-Lead Platinum Sponsors: and !

Their support makes this two-day event completely free, bringing together industry leaders, faculty, and students for the latest AI research and applications.

Register now via the link below to save your spot!
https://www.price.utah.edu/ai/convergence-2026

Recognizing our Co-Lead Platinum Sponsors!

The Utah AI Convergence is next week, June 23-24, 2026, and we’re thrilled to spotlight our generous Co-Lead Platinum Sponsors: and !

Their support makes this two-day event completely free, bringing together industry leaders, faculty, and students for the latest AI research and applications.

Register now via the link in our bio to save your spot!

We are thrilled to announce that the keynote address at Utah AI Convergence will be delivered by Dr. Girija Narlikar (Director of Engineering, Head of AI Safety and Security at Google), an industry trailblazer leading some of the most critical conversations in technology today.

Following an introduction by Dr. Sneha Kumar Kasera, Dr. Narlikar will take the stage to deliver her highly anticipated presentation, "Building AI That Powers and Protects the Digital Workplace."

Reserve your spot today to hear Dr. Narlikar's keynote, along with our full line up of expert panels and presentations at the link below:
https://www.price.utah.edu/ai/convergence-2026

A major breakthrough in cardiovascular tech: Researchers from the Price College of Engineering and the University of Illinois, Chicago have developed a cuffless, wearable device that continuously monitors blood pressure.

By utilizing bioimpedance (measuring how electricity flows through tissue) and embedding physical principles of fluid dynamics directly into machine learning models, the team has moved past traditional "black-box" AI predictions. The result is a more accurate, interpretable, and clinically trustworthy wearable.

Full details at the link below:

Wearable Device Can Continuously Monitor Blood Pressure Without the Pesky Cuffs - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah Blood pressure is a key metric of cardiovascular health, but standard methods for measuring it rely on occasional readings using […]

The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering is bringing back its massive two-day AI summit as Utah AI Convergence.

Whether you are a researcher, student, industry leader, or tech innovator, this is the premier event to forge new partnerships and see how AI is advancing society.

Spots are filling up fast, and you won't want to miss out on the workshops, panels, and annual student poster competition.

Thanks to our incredible sponsors, registration is entirely free for all attendees!

Learn more at the link below!

2026 Utah AI Convergence Join industry leaders and tech innovators at the Utah AI Convergence in June 2026. Discover the future of artificial intelligence and network with experts.

The future of clean energy is being built right here in Utah!

Say hello to Geothermal Strategy Partners (GSP) - The newest startup spinning out of the University of Utah. As next-generation geothermal energy scales up globally, developers face unique technical and financing hurdles. GSP is stepping in to provide the independent engineering, risk assessment, and technical services needed to make enhanced geothermal systems a widespread reality.

Congratulations to founder CHE Professor Milind Deo and the team on translating cutting-edge academic research into industry-ready solutions!

Read more at the link below:

U Spinout Launches to Support Next-generation Geothermal Development - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah Geothermal Strategy Partners (GSP), a new University of Utah startup, will provide independent engineering, consulting and technical services for next-generation geothermal […]

The future of flight took center stage right here on campus at the U!

The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering was thrilled to participate in the 47G Project Alta Summit, hosted at the Ken Garff University Club at the University of Utah. This two-day event gathered top aerospace, infrastructure, and public-sector leaders to outline the roadmap for bringing Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) to market.

Dean Charles Musgrave attended the summit alongside key engineering faculty, demonstrating the U's commitment to advancing local supply chains, physical and digital flight infrastructure, and energy networks.
We were excited to connect with industry partners from L3Harris, XRDNA and several others.

Highlights from the summit included:
• Faculty Leadership: Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor Jake Hochhalter served as a featured panelist for "The Human Side of Infrastructure," sharing essential research insights into what a scalable, community-ready airspace requires.
•Cutting-Edge Tech: Attendees got a first-hand look at an innovative portable Vertiport and Mobile Command Center driven in for display by the Cherokee Emergency Response Unit from Oklahoma!

Thank you to for organizing an impactful summit that aligns public and private stakeholders to activate Utah’s powerhouse aerospace ecosystem.

From rare earth elements to resilient supply chains, the University of Utah’s new campus-wide SMART testbed will help accelerate next-generation critical minerals research and strengthen the future of U.S. technology and manufacturing.

Read more about this new and exciting development and its connection to the Price College of Engineering at the link below!

U to Launch Groundbreaking DARPA-backed Critical Minerals Testbed - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah The University of Utah is partnering with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to launch the Strategic Materials Accelerator & […]

A behind-the-scenes look at the new Price Computing and Engineering Building.

Last week, the Engineering National Advisory Council gathered to discuss our growth strategy centered around AI, entrepreneurship, and student and faculty success. We topped off the meeting with an exclusive hard-hat tour of the new building. Still under construction, but already incredible.

The five-story building will feature an expansive atrium, high-tech labs, 400-person lecture halls, and more. This will be where the next generation of engineers build, learn, and launch.

We can't wait to open the doors!

Who gets protected when AI makes decisions? How do we build systems people can actually trust?

From bias and privacy to transparency and accountability, researchers at the Price College of Engineering and the One-U Responsible AI Initiative are tackling the ethical challenges shaping the future of artificial intelligence.

Read more at the link below.

U Researchers Confront Urgent AI Ethics Questions - The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering at the University of Utah As researchers across the University of Utah build, study and use generative artificial intelligence (AI), they’re uncovering high-stakes ethical questions […]