UA Hosts Conference on Timing of Biological EventsUANews | Recent research on the study of the seasonal cycles of plants and animals will be presented during an Oct. 2 symposium that is free and open to the public.
Project Sage Special Report: A Crowning Achievement in GreenUANews | An extension on UA’s architecture building waters its own one-acre desert wetlands oasis. CALA East will soon be topped by a green roof of desert plants and house a wind-tunnel that occupants will use to improve the energy audits they prepare for Arizona residences and businesses.
Project Sage Special Report: Model Houses at Bargain PricesUANews | UA architecture students and faculty are building energy-and-water efficient houses at costs that lower-income desert dwellers can afford. The modestly priced houses could be duplicated around Tucson.
Project Sage Special Report: New Designs for Smarter BuildingsUANews | Desert dwellers can look to innovative UA architecture faculty and students for more energy-and-water efficient dwellings.
Magnetic Tape Research Earns Award for UA ChemistUANews | Jeffrey Pyun has been developing nanostructured thin films that resist corrosion and store more data on magnetic tape.
UA Rodeo Club 70 Years StrongUANews | The UA's Rodeo Club raised $30,000 to build a practice arena and facility to aid in recruitment and improve the skills of its members.
UA Professor Helps Organize Major Meeting on ClimateUANews | Diana Liverman, co-director of The University of Arizona's Institute of the Environment, helped organize "4 Degrees and Beyond," a conference currently meeting abroad.
Near-extinct Gorillas Offer Clues to Family Dynamics in HumansUANews | H. Dieter and Netzin Steklis have been studying mountain gorillas in Rwanda for 15 years, work that has drawn the attention of family studies researchers in the UA Norton School.
Researchers Discuss Chronic Pain in Scientific American MindUANews | UA researchers Frank Porreca and Theodore Price, both UA pharmacology professors, have co-authored a newly published article about chronic pain.
Scientists See Water Ice in Fresh Meteorite Craters on MarsUANews | The HiRISE camera orbiting Mars is seeing almost pure ice at the bottom of new impact craters. HiRISE is operated at the LPL.
UA Awarded $4.35M to Study Earth's Critical ZoneUANews | UA researchers will study the hydrologic cycle's "living filter," the zone from the top of trees to the bottom of the groundwater table.
International Scientists Set Boundaries for SurvivalUANews | How much pressure can the Earth system take before it begins to crash? Scientists pose a framework to help answer the question.
UA Awarded $5.45M for Network to Improve Weather ForecastingUANews | UA hydrologists and atmospheric scientists will use cosmic rays to analyze soil moisture in order to improve weather forecasting.
Water Researchers, Managers Meet in Tucson This WeekUANews | The ninth SAHRA Annual Meeting will be held this year Sept 23-24 at the Doubletree Hotel, 445 S. Alvernon Way in Tucson.
UA Professor Helping Write National Math StandardsUANews | A UA mathematics professor is aiding in a nationwide initiative working to set math standards, detail expectations for students, promote professional development for teachers and also evaluate education policy.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities at the Click of a MouseUANews | The Office of Undergraduate Research unveils a Web portal that will connect students with research opportunities on the UA campus and beyond.
Fall SkyNights, Discovery Days Are Special on Mount LemmonUANews | Autumn is a unique time for science and stargazing on the sky island mountaintop.
Biosphere 2 Opens Phoenix Mars Lander ExhibitUANews | A full-size model Phoenix Lander has landed at Biosphere 2 before it heads, ultimately, to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
New Genetic Research Indicates Jewish Priesthood Has Multiple Lineages UANews | UA geneticist Michael Hammer and his colleagues report that their research shows a number of ancestors fueled the ancient Jewish priesthood that dates back more than three millenia.
Phoenix Mars Mission, HiRISE Images in Etherton Gallery ExhibitUANews | The gallery is showing a baker's dozen of favorite Phoenix and HiRISE images of Mars through Oct. 13.
Tiny Bacteria Secret to Cicada's SuccessUANews | The nails-on-a-blackboard sound of cicadas is fueled by unusual bacteria that live inside the insects, say a team of UA researchers.
Steward Observatory Lecture Series Begins Next WeekUANews | The Steward Observatory will launch the 84th season of its speaker series with a talk on Monday.
Cleveland 10th Graders Begin Research at Biosphere 2UANews | Biosphere 2 is the research venue for 78 sophomores from a new and innovative Ohio high school.
Evening Lectures on Migrating Planets, Hazardous Asteroids SearchUANews | Lunar and Planetary Laboratory scientists will talk about their latest research in the free public lecture series.
Recent Arctic Warming Reverses Millennia-long Cooling TrendUANews | Warming from greenhouse gases has trumped the Arctic's millennia-long natural cooling cycle, suggests new research from a team that includes UA geoscientists.
Transformation Initiatives to Support Environment, Translational MedicineUANews | The Office of the Provost has announced two major faculty hiring initiatives that will provide $12 million to support environmental science, engineering and policy and translational medicine.
Thousands of New Images Show Mars in High ResolutionUANews | The HiRISE team, led by Alfred McEwen at the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, has released thousands of new images of Mars.
A Back-to-Basics Approach to EcologyUANews | Rafe Sagarin, an assistant research scientist with the UA's Institute of the Environment, advocates the use of observational methods and involving the public in research.
UA Team Evaluating Relationship Between Roadways, RestorationUANews | Kathleen Lohse has received an ADVANCE Project grant to evaluate watershed management and restoration.