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Agriculture & Food Security
University of Arizona researchers are developing climate-smart technologies, improving soil health, and promoting sustainable farming to address the challenges of farming in arid regions.
With expertise from the Yuma Center of Excellence for Desert Agriculture and partnerships with industry and tribal nations, U of A is driving innovation to develop resilient crops, cut water use, and integrate traditional knowledge for sustainable food systems.
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Data Connects Us
University of Arizona Scientists are leveraging data and advanced computation to create powerful new models to predict changes in water systems across the U.S. and to study black holes in the farthest reaches of space. They are revisiting landmark health studies to reveal findings hidden within the existing data, while mining current data to improve outcomes in medicine, social justice and more.
Read about how the University of Arizona is harnessing the power of data and AI in the areas of innovation, health, education, environment, society, industry, and space.
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Arizona Research Highlights
U of A Research creates societal and economic impact that benefits humankind. Our researchers developed critical imaging technology aboard NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, whose captivating imagery punctuates the pages of this magazine. Biosphere 2 is the world’s largest controlled environment dedicated to developing solutions for climate change resilience.
Read about these projects and many more.
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Explore by Topic
Here we have thoughtfully divided the annual magazine by topic—health, environment, national security, space, and quantum—for you to explore and share.
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Focus on Environment and Ecology
U of A researchers and students are tackling the most pressing, complex challenges of the 21st century. Their mission in action includes mitigating the impacts of extreme heat, informing policymakers on how to reduce poverty and hunger with real-world, promoting Indigenous environmental scholarship and sovereignty, and even exploring how to build hardier, more adaptable coral reefs.
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