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Closing the Digital Divide: The coming tech revolution will open immense opportunities for women in STEM positions

By Brice Wallace In a world on the brink of a new Industrial Revolution, Tami Erwin wonders, “Are we dreaming big enough?” That question was at the heart of her remarks at the recent Women Tech Awards event in Salt Lake City. Erwin, executive vice president and group CEO of…

Brice Wallace

Oct 20

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Keeping up with technology for an easier and more enjoyable life

By Bahar Ferguson The evolution of technology has brought along a lot of changes for the consumer experience. One of these changes is saturation. The number of tech companies and the tech they offer can be overwhelming. This flooding of advancement makes it difficult to keep up…

Bahar Ferguson

Oct 20

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Mapping Human Biology: Salt Lake City's Recursion Pharmaceuticals is striving to create the first truly technology-enabled drug-creating company

By Brice Wallace Recursion Pharmaceuticals is emphasizing the “tech” in “biotech.” The Salt Lake City-based company is at the forefront of trying new ways to leverage artificial intelligence, automation and experimental biology to produce data that can eventually lead to the…

Brice Wallace

Oct 20

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University of Utah engineers develop thin, lightweight lens that could produce slimmer smartphone cameras, longer-flying drones

As thinner and thinner smartphones hit the market, one thing still ruins the slim profile — the bump on the back caused by the camera lens. University of Utah electrical and computer engineering scientists think they have solved that problem. A team of UofU researchers have…

Staff

Oct 20

Cartoons

Editorial Cartoon: Buy Sneakers

Staff

Oct 20

Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs 10-20-19

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice@slenterprise.com. The submission deadline is one week before publication. DIRECT SALES • New U Life Corp. recently celebrated the official opening of its new headquarters…

Staff

Oct 20

Columns

I really do think imports are a good thing - and so should you

By Veronique de Rugy The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services increased to $54.9 billion in August, up from $54 billion in July. That’s because imports grew more than exports overall. While Pres. Donald Trump will see this higher trade deficit as a bad thing, we should not.…

Veronique de Rugy

Oct 20

Columns

Agree with impeachment or not, Congress has the right to do it

By Fareed Zakaria I have long opposed the various efforts to impeach Donald Trump. Overturning an election should be a rare event, undertaken in only the most extreme circumstances. The process would create deep wounds in an already divided nation. And, as a practical matter,…

Fareed Zakaria

Oct 20