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

Aug. 19, 2026

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

The U of A-led EMILIA-3D is one of three recent science investigation payloads selected through NASA's PRISM SALSA program to study the lunar surface.

Read more at University of Arizona News

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

A landmark partnership reflects a new approach to preparing physicians for Tribal, rural and medically underserved communities.

Read more at University of Arizona News

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Arizona-Taiwan partnership advances semiconductor talent and innovation

Plans for a Talent and Innovation Hub are moving forward as the University of Arizona, Pima County and other partners deepen connections with Taiwan’s National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University and expand technology and workforce development collaborations.

A group attends a mining roundtable discussion at The White House

DOE invests $100M in US mining education

New funding is expected to supercharge the University of Arizona's academic-to-industry pipeline.

Read more at University of Arizona News

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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

people gathered in a lobby, mingling at a reception

U of A reports continued growth in commercialization activity for fiscal year 2026

July 27

people working in a laboratory

Inside KEYS 2026: Building Arizona's next generation research workforce

July 23

A U of A physician points to monitors showing imaging and data in a lab as three trainees in scrubs observe

University of Arizona Awards Nearly $1M to Advance AI-Driven Health Research

July 23

the bear down sign in front of main library at sunset

President Garimella's annual letter highlights Bear Down momentum at the U of A

July 23

an aerial photo of campus at sunrise with old main as the focal point

Department of Energy selects 5 U of A research projects through new AI-for-science 'Genesis Mission' awards

July 23

Yellowing sunflowers suffering heat stress

Plants are heating up faster than the air around them – and climate models are missing it

July 20

Illustration showing Faraday rotation in the radio afterglow of a gamma-ray burst as polarized radio waves pass through a magnetized cloud of gas.

How stars die: Astronomers detect magnetic fingerprint of a cosmic explosion for the first time

July 20

A man with glasses wearing a white lab coat and purple gloves looks at lab equipment

Quantum materials discovery could advance electronics for extreme environments

July 16

Two hands loading a sample under a magnifying lamp before it is inserted into the electron microscope

University of Arizona Core Facilities Highlights: Imaging Cores – Electron

July 15

James C. Wyant sits with Tammy Wyant, spouse; and Clair Wyant, son.

Gift to University of Arizona from The Wyant Foundation Trust kicks off the Wyant College of Optical Sciences’ new initiative for optics and photonics leadership and student success

July 14

Electrical probe station in a University of Arizona lab

International partnership expands Arizona-Netherlands semiconductor and photonics cooperation

July 14

Condon named interim director of Biosphere 2 following Ruiz retirement

July 9

Minkyu Kim

U of A materials scientist wins $1.88M to mimic red blood cells

July 8

In this illustration, matter swirling around a supermassive black hole glows brightly, while two beams of highly energetic particles are depicted shooting out from the center in both directions perpendicular to the swirling disk of gas and matter.

The two most distant quasars ever observed: U of A astronomers help shatter cosmic record

July 6

Fernando Martinez

Molecules link lower weight babies and chronic diseases

July 2