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Mining and engineering leaders wear safety vests

Sept. 9, 2026

$20M DOE award bolsters U of A mining research, industry partnerships

The School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources is growing its MiningWerx facility to welcome more underground proving projects.

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A geological survey map of the Western United States

AZGS receives additional $1.5 million for geothermal research

The Arizona Geological Survey will receive $1.5 million to advance geothermal research statewide, delivering much needed resources to build the future of geothermal in Arizona.

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Bacterial trial fails to demonstrate early asthma prevention

A national clinical trial led by researchers at the College of Medicine – Tucson found that treating young children with an oral bacterial extract did not reduce the risk of severe wheezing and respiratory illnesses that can precede asthma.

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Two celestial bodies, riddled with craters, are depicted crashing into each other. The impact throws up a ring of fiery, molten rock and sprays debris far out into the surrounding space.

Soft and stretchy or rock solid? New modeling study sheds light on how the Earth got its moon

Historically, computer simulations modeling collisions between protoplanetary bodies have treated them largely as fluids. A new study suggests taking into account the material strength of solid bodies drastically changes outcomes.

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A geological survey map of the Western United States

AZGS receives additional $1.5 million for geothermal research

Sept. 10

Mining and engineering leaders wear safety vests

$20M DOE award bolsters U of A mining research, industry partnerships

Sept. 9

Two celestial bodies, riddled with craters, are depicted crashing into each other. The impact throws up a ring of fiery, molten rock and sprays debris far out into the surrounding space.

Soft and stretchy or rock solid? New modeling study sheds light on how the Earth got its moon

Sept. 8

A doctor examines a patient

Bacterial trial fails to demonstrate early asthma prevention

Sept. 8

A man looking at his phone with a confused look on this face.

Study: Generative AI succumbs to conversational misinformed pressure and argument

Sept. 4

SESAR-LITE being rolled across the clean room adjacent to the TVAC

Research that shapes the future

Sept. 2

Grand Challenges Research Building

Washington Monthly ranks U of A research No. 1 in Arizona, top 25 among public universities

Sept. 2

Seven people pose in front of a screen. Each holds a sign indicating the organization they represent.

New global hub advances Arizona’s semiconductor industry

Sept. 1

Canopy walkway

A walkway among the world's hottest treetops

Aug. 31

Woman in room with sensors, cameras, and green screen capabilities standing in front of a projection on a wall.

University of Arizona Core Facilities Highlights: The Digital Health Technology and Sensors

Aug. 27

A cylindrical space telescope against purplish filaments overlaid with a sprinkling of swirling galaxies in the background.

U of A scientists play crucial roles in Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope science, eagerly await Sunday's launch

Aug. 26

A metallic spacecraft takes up most of this image. Its body is made of a cylindrical telescope attached to a square base. Inside the telescope is the reflection of an orange star. A line of three solar panels extends from the right side of the spacecraft at a 45-degree angle. On the right side of the background is a large planet streaked with purple, pink, and white. To the left of the planet are two stars.

Pandora mission begins science operations

Aug. 25

gloved hands handle a plastic bag full of blood

U of A awarded over $30M to study ground EMS blood transfusion for trauma survival

Aug. 25

a gray, cloudy disk seen from the side. From the center, winds of blue-white emerge. Behind is a starry background.

Planet formation is a 'race against time,' according to new U of A research

Aug. 25

Popi Siziopikou and Ginny Clements

Dr. Popi Siziopikou named Breast Cancer Institute leader

Aug. 20

A cube-like spacecraft sits on the moon's gray, rocky surface. A slice of the ground is falsely colored in blues and oranges.

U of A begins building moon-bound EMILIA-3D to study lunar terrain

Aug. 19

Gila River Health Care ribbon cutting

U of A and Gila River Health Care (an entity of the Gila River Indian Community) launch nation's first MD-granting medical school branch within a Tribal Nation

Aug. 18

A large group of people in a University of Arizona conference room

Arizona-Taiwan partnership advances semiconductor talent and innovation

Aug. 17

A group attends a mining roundtable discussion at The White House

DOE invests $100M in US mining education

Aug. 10

An aerial view of the University of Arizona campus

U of A Grows Doctoral Admissions, Talent

Aug. 6

Lawerence fastens the pilotage helmet system on program manager Shaelyn Savage.

A new set of eyes for the Apache attack helicopter

Aug. 5

A panel discussion about commercialization and innovation in a large room

Stanford analysis ranks U of A among nation's most effective producers of billion-dollar startups

Aug. 3

KEYS interns stand with Alexander Bucksch

What happens when you trust high school students with research?

July 30

This telescope image shows asteroid Nysa as three-dimensional, bright body, with an arrow pointing at another object, Nysa's tiny moon, located a small distance away.

Three-lobed asteroid is a world unlike any other

July 29