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Nov. 6, 2026

Space Forum unites government, industry and academia to build the next era in space

The inaugural Space Horizons Forum, hosted by the University of Arizona, brought together leaders from the civil, defense and commercial space sectors to strengthen partnerships in space exploration and security.

Jaime Stearns, Ph.D., director of the Department of the Airforce Cislunar Coordination Office

The U.S. Space Force and the University of Arizona convene over cislunar space

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Space Force leaders and university researchers gathered to confront challenges in securing the cislunar domain during the first-ever Cislunar Capabilities Forum, forging an evolving space defense collaboration.

Kellen Chen speaks into a microphone during a team presentation as three colleagues stand beside him listening.

Kellen Chen appointed director of the Office of Research and Partnerships Biobank

Nov. 6, 2026

The new Office of Research and Partnerships Biobank integrates the University of Arizona Cancer Center Biobank with Health Sciences resources to expand biospecimen support for researchers across the university.

An agave stalk on rocky hills at the Gordon Hirabayashi Recreation Site, overlooking Tucson and distant mountains.

Public Education and Arts Project Centers on WWII Prison Camp

Nov. 4, 2026

Funded by a rare National Parks Service grant, a group of University of Arizona researchers is launching a project to develop public education and arts programs about the Gordon Hirabayashi Recreation Site (GHRS)

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Seeing is believing: Visualizing and uncovering Sneathia’s impact on host epithelium shifts the paradigm in women’s health

Nov. 4

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Space Forum unites government, industry and academia to build the next era in space

The U.S. Space Force and the University of Arizona convene over cislunar space

Kellen Chen appointed director of the Office of Research and Partnerships Biobank

Public Education and Arts Project Centers on WWII Prison Camp

All Stories

The U.S. Space Force and the University of Arizona convene over cislunar space

Kellen Chen appointed director of the Office of Research and Partnerships Biobank

Space Forum unites government, industry and academia to build the next era in space

Public Education and Arts Project Centers on WWII Prison Camp

Seeing is believing: Visualizing and uncovering Sneathia’s impact on host epithelium shifts the paradigm in women’s health

The Desert Difference: Where agriculture's future meets the field

$1M from DOE goes toward attracting mining talent

An enormous 'Cat's Tail' tells of cosmic collision 63 light-years away

‘One hemisphere, stronger together’

Early-career graduate students host an exclusive, NASA-funded astrobiology conference

Dr. Geoffrey Gurtner elected to National Academy of Medicine

Three years into its second mission, NASA's OSIRIS-APEX sets its sights on 2029

Discovery marks the first detection of variable water clouds outside of our solar system

Tenacity, triumph and discovery: Looking back at OSIRIS-REx at mission's end

Stories from star dust: U of A-led mission will study light from distant stars

U of A researchers, startup recognized at 2026 AZBio Awards

U of A Cancer Center, Indian Health Service partner to strengthen cancer navigation in tribal communities

Cancer Center researchers win funding to advance cancer detection, patient care

U of A shines in library and information sciences, earth sciences, water resources in latest global subject rankings

Study: Sex chromosomes drive how bodies deal with cancer, heart health and longevity

U of A celebrates milestone in Medical Innovations Building, announces new partnerships

U of A again ranked No. 1 in the Southwest, top 25 among US public universities by Times Higher Education

$1.8 million gift to Coit College of Pharmacy aims to bring critical data to the public domain

Study shows how missing pieces of Y chromosome drive cancer in men

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