UA professor looking to make your smartphone more efficient
Tosi Adegbija is studying ways to reduce junk data that clogs memory storage hardware.
Tiny molecules can make a big impact in the battle against disease
UA research into anti-microbial peptides could help develop therapeutic drugs.
UA scientists build virtual universe to study galaxy formation
Computer models offer a way to capture some of the complexity of how stars form in galaxies and why they stop forming.
UA research on sexting points to double standard
A survey found that women are four times more likely to send sexually explicit photos.
Tucson educators bringing experience in STEM industry to classrooms
The UA-generated fellowship placed teachers in Arizona technology and medical companies for the summer.
Landslide database to shape Arizona I-17 expansion project
Officials say the database will help officials evaluate the risk in expanding the highway, which navigates through a mountainous region up to Flagstaff.
Ocean & Space
Learn about UA scientists in the Southern Ocean measuring climate change; and celebrating the past and future of space exploration at Spacefest X.
Understanding data more and more important for college students, professor says
Hoshin Gupta suggests there are some basic ways of seeing the world through data that all college students should understand.
OSIRIS-REx team IDs targets among boulders of asteroid's rough terrain
Asteroid Bennu's tricky surface has pushed the mission to take a new approach to sample collection.
UA summer program offers experience with self-driving tech
Students from all over the country test their skills using an autonomous car on campus.
As Southwest water managers grapple with climate change, can a 'Grand Bargain' work?
The approach aims to rebalance some of the bad math that came from promising water to too many people.
Financial habits in college could help predict which grads feel grown up
A UA study shows link between financial responsibility and adult identity.
Sci-fi meets reality in the field of synthetic biology
A UA astrobiologist using it to identify potential alien life
Arizona Spotlight for July 18th, 2019
Flagstaff Red Screen Film Festival presents indigenous stories for all to see; Retired astronaut Mark Kelly reflects on the 50th anniversary of the moon landing; and a Spotlight Session from Heather Hardy & Alvin Blaine.
UA nanotech research supporting (very) small solutions to big problems
The applications range from cell phone techonology to cancer-fighting measures.
