#uofu — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #uofu, aggregated by home.social.
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What a garden of bees can teach us about biodiversity – @theU https://www.allforgardening.com/1755330/what-a-garden-of-bees-can-teach-us-about-biodiversity-theu/ #garden #TheU #TheUniversityOfUtah #UofU #WhatAGardenOfBeesCanTeachUsAboutBiodiversity@theU
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What a garden of bees can teach us about biodiversity – @theU https://www.allforgardening.com/1755330/what-a-garden-of-bees-can-teach-us-about-biodiversity-theu/ #garden #TheU #TheUniversityOfUtah #UofU #WhatAGardenOfBeesCanTeachUsAboutBiodiversity@theU
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Edible Campus Gardens celebrates 30th anniversary in 2026 – @theU https://www.allforgardening.com/1690826/edible-campus-gardens-celebrates-30th-anniversary-in-2026-theu/ #EdibleCampusGardensCelebrates30thAnniversaryIn2026@theU #garden #TheU #TheUniversityOfUtah #UofU
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Edible Campus Gardens celebrates 30th anniversary in 2026 – @theU https://www.allforgardening.com/1690826/edible-campus-gardens-celebrates-30th-anniversary-in-2026-theu/ #EdibleCampusGardensCelebrates30thAnniversaryIn2026@theU #garden #TheU #TheUniversityOfUtah #UofU
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Real spring has arrived at the Red Butte Garden – @theU https://www.allforgardening.com/1683891/real-spring-has-arrived-at-the-red-butte-garden-theu/ #garden #RealSpringHasArrivedAtTheRedButteGarden@theU #TheU #TheUniversityOfUtah #UofU
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Real spring has arrived at the Red Butte Garden – @theU https://www.allforgardening.com/1683891/real-spring-has-arrived-at-the-red-butte-garden-theu/ #garden #RealSpringHasArrivedAtTheRedButteGarden@theU #TheU #TheUniversityOfUtah #UofU
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Banning lead in gas worked. The proof is in our hair
https://attheu.utah.edu/health-medicine/banning-lead-in-gas-worked-the-proof-is-in-our-hair/
#ycombinator #The_University_of_Utah #UofU #The_U #Banning_lead_in_gas_worked_The_proof_is_in_our_hair_theU -
Banning lead in gas worked. The proof is in our hair
https://attheu.utah.edu/health-medicine/banning-lead-in-gas-worked-the-proof-is-in-our-hair/
#ycombinator #The_University_of_Utah #UofU #The_U #Banning_lead_in_gas_worked_The_proof_is_in_our_hair_theU -
The U’s field of dreams is realized – @theU https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/546106/ #Baseball #TheU #TheU’sFieldOfDreamsIsRealized@theU #TheUniversityOfUtah #UofU
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#UofU folks: @aaronareed is giving a seminar next week!
Friday, April 18 at 11:00 AM in LNCO 3870
Come join me i̶n̶ ̶h̶e̶c̶k̶l̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶h̶i̶m̶!
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#UofU folks: @aaronareed is giving a seminar next week!
Friday, April 18 at 11:00 AM in LNCO 3870
Come join me i̶n̶ ̶h̶e̶c̶k̶l̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶h̶i̶m̶!
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The Kahlert School of Computing at the #UofU is hiring faculty!
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The Kahlert School of Computing at the #UofU is hiring faculty!
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Oooh, the new coffee place in the #UofU student union building does really good flat whites
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Oooh, the new coffee place in the #UofU student union building does really good flat whites
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Jason Kunisaki is a JXTX/CSHL scholarship recipient from the University of Utah #UofU who will present "Exploring the role of de novo germline and somatic mutagenesis in male subfertility" at #bog24 https://jxtxfoundation.org/news/2024-02-21-bg
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The talk "The latent cognitive structures of social networks" by Izabel P. Aguiar, our latest speaker at Network Science and Social Network Analysis at the U [NetSNAU], is now available on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/BsdRwcmMmig #netsci #sna #networkscience #socnet #css #uofu #talk
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The talk "The latent cognitive structures of social networks" by Izabel P. Aguiar, our latest speaker at Network Science and Social Network Analysis at the U [NetSNAU], is now available on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/BsdRwcmMmig #netsci #sna #networkscience #socnet #css #uofu #talk
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Unpopular opinion: I'm actually okay with football game days (I live 2 blocks from the #UofU stadium) because it's nice to live in a neighborhood that's mostly quiet but occasionally pretty lively
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Unpopular opinion: I'm actually okay with football game days (I live 2 blocks from the #UofU stadium) because it's nice to live in a neighborhood that's mostly quiet but occasionally pretty lively
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Lovely late-summer day on the #UofU campus #Bloomscrolling
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Lovely late-summer day on the #UofU campus #Bloomscrolling
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University of Utah is experiencing a widespread IT outage - and it isn't due to ransomware or DNS. #UofU
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University of Utah is experiencing a widespread IT outage - and it isn't due to ransomware or DNS. #UofU
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Congratulations to @rstutsman for winning the #UofU College of Engineering Outstanding Teaching Award, and to @carboxylman (who works on #CloudLab, #PowderWireless, and other projects) for a CoE Outstanding Staff Award!
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Congratulations to @rstutsman for winning the #UofU College of Engineering Outstanding Teaching Award, and to @carboxylman (who works on #CloudLab, #PowderWireless, and other projects) for a CoE Outstanding Staff Award!
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Seeing this poster sent me down a rabbit hole of remembering some things that I had forgotten about #Utah, and teaching me some new things that I hadn't previously known:
My first thought was: this is weird, why was there a Typographical Association in (Great) Salt Lake City in 1856, less than 10 years after White people first settled here in any numbers‽ Seems like a weird priority for a religious frontier town. And it's big enough to have a festival? With dancing! and supper! Maybe 'Typography' at the time was understood to include 'typesetting'? That might make sense, press might be a priority.
But no: this organization was for the promotion of the Deseret Alphabet[1]. See, the Mormon pioneers had a plan to fix English spelling by creating a new orthography for the language. They are not the only ones who wanted to do this, and their Deseret Alphabet was based on Pitman's shorthand[2]. One of the weird twists in this story is that the folks who developed the Deseret Alphabet were the Board of Regents for what eventually became the Utah System of Higher Education (the #UofU and its siblings). That's right, other state schools, do YOU have your own alphabet?[3]
The other truly amazing thing on this poster is the price. It may be hard to read so: the price is listed as "$3 per Couple ... Additional Lady $1". Why would that be? Could it be - polygamy‽
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deseret_alphabet
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitman_shorthand
[3] The Deseret Alphabet never really caught on, though the Regents did attempt to get some local schools to teach it. It looks like the only book ever published in it was the Book of Mormon. But it's now in Unicode! -
Seeing this poster sent me down a rabbit hole of remembering some things that I had forgotten about #Utah, and teaching me some new things that I hadn't previously known:
My first thought was: this is weird, why was there a Typographical Association in (Great) Salt Lake City in 1856, less than 10 years after White people first settled here in any numbers‽ Seems like a weird priority for a religious frontier town. And it's big enough to have a festival? With dancing! and supper! Maybe 'Typography' at the time was understood to include 'typesetting'? That might make sense, press might be a priority.
But no: this organization was for the promotion of the Deseret Alphabet[1]. See, the Mormon pioneers had a plan to fix English spelling by creating a new orthography for the language. They are not the only ones who wanted to do this, and their Deseret Alphabet was based on Pitman's shorthand[2]. One of the weird twists in this story is that the folks who developed the Deseret Alphabet were the Board of Regents for what eventually became the Utah System of Higher Education (the #UofU and its siblings). That's right, other state schools, do YOU have your own alphabet?[3]
The other truly amazing thing on this poster is the price. It may be hard to read so: the price is listed as "$3 per Couple ... Additional Lady $1". Why would that be? Could it be - polygamy‽
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deseret_alphabet
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitman_shorthand
[3] The Deseret Alphabet never really caught on, though the Regents did attempt to get some local schools to teach it. It looks like the only book ever published in it was the Book of Mormon. But it's now in Unicode! -
Today in secret tunnel content: I'm now pretty sure the first steam tunnels were built in 1902, a year after the #UofU moved to its current location (previously, it was in downtown #SLC). My evidence for this is a photo from 1919 showing a heating plant directly northeast of the Park building (where INSCC is today), and a mention of that heating plant in the 1901-1902 general catalog; this year mentions the steam plant as a thing that will exist, the 1902-1903 one changes the language to imply that it's finished. I assume if they had the heating plant, they had the tunnels in place to move the steam.
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Today in secret tunnel content: I'm now pretty sure the first steam tunnels were built in 1902, a year after the #UofU moved to its current location (previously, it was in downtown #SLC). My evidence for this is a photo from 1919 showing a heating plant directly northeast of the Park building (where INSCC is today), and a mention of that heating plant in the 1901-1902 general catalog; this year mentions the steam plant as a thing that will exist, the 1902-1903 one changes the language to imply that it's finished. I assume if they had the heating plant, they had the tunnels in place to move the steam.
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With a bit of warmer, sunny weather this morning, it was a great chance to take a quick hike with some staff and students in the foothills above the #UofU campus. It was somewhat sunny when we started, and we got back just as the graupel started falling.
(Photo is panoramic, click to see the whole thing.)
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With a bit of warmer, sunny weather this morning, it was a great chance to take a quick hike with some staff and students in the foothills above the #UofU campus. It was somewhat sunny when we started, and we got back just as the graupel started falling.
(Photo is panoramic, click to see the whole thing.)
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Last week, I ran a panel with @dave_andersen and Cody Cutler covering the history of the Flux Research Group at the #UofU and testbeds like #Emulab, #CloudLab, and #PowderWireless . The video is now up: https://www.youtube.com/live/LUFp6sjKbkE?feature=share&t=15360
(This is a particular timestamp in a video that covers the whole day of talks about the 50-year history of the Kahlert School of Computing and by various alumni.)
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Last week, I ran a panel with @dave_andersen and Cody Cutler covering the history of the Flux Research Group at the #UofU and testbeds like #Emulab, #CloudLab, and #PowderWireless . The video is now up: https://www.youtube.com/live/LUFp6sjKbkE?feature=share&t=15360
(This is a particular timestamp in a video that covers the whole day of talks about the 50-year history of the Kahlert School of Computing and by various alumni.)
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There were some great talks today at the #UofU Kahlert School of Computing 50th anniversary celebration. In these pictures: Mary Hall, the current director of the School, some of our teaching legends (Erin Parker, Dave Hanscom, and Joe Zachary), past and present architecture folks (Rajeev Balasubramonian, Chuck Seitz, Al Davis, and Duane Call), and alumna Telle Whitney, who co-founded the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing.
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There were some great talks today at the #UofU Kahlert School of Computing 50th anniversary celebration. In these pictures: Mary Hall, the current director of the School, some of our teaching legends (Erin Parker, Dave Hanscom, and Joe Zachary), past and present architecture folks (Rajeev Balasubramonian, Chuck Seitz, Al Davis, and Duane Call), and alumna Telle Whitney, who co-founded the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing.
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Today we're celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Kahlert School of Computing at the #UofU (founded as the Department of Computer Science in 1973) We have lots of alumni, former faculty, etc. gathering
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Today we're celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Kahlert School of Computing at the #UofU (founded as the Department of Computer Science in 1973) We have lots of alumni, former faculty, etc. gathering
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congrats to the #UofU Women;s basketball team! sweet 16 here we come! #MarchMadness #UUtah
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I took some folks on a tour of the #UofU downtown #datacenter, which houses part of #CloudLab (along with a great many other things.)
Pictured: Aleks, one of the primary CloudLab administrators and the person who works most directly with the hardware. Hannah, who has been doing #HCI studies of how people use CloudLab (thanks to those who have participated!); Pavani, who is working on fine-grained measurements of latency and building a pseudo-layer1 switch using #P4; and Sachin, who is working on the #security of #ssh and network security processes more broadly.
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I took some folks on a tour of the #UofU downtown #datacenter, which houses part of #CloudLab (along with a great many other things.)
Pictured: Aleks, one of the primary CloudLab administrators and the person who works most directly with the hardware. Hannah, who has been doing #HCI studies of how people use CloudLab (thanks to those who have participated!); Pavani, who is working on fine-grained measurements of latency and building a pseudo-layer1 switch using #P4; and Sachin, who is working on the #security of #ssh and network security processes more broadly.
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We have spots available for undergrads to spend the summer working on "Trust and Reproducibility of Intelligent Computation" at the #UofU. Details at http://paralab.github.io/treu-web/
