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Artist's illustration showing the glowing ball that is the sun in the center, surrounded by a spiky shell of fuzzy, gray lines.

Kissing the sun: U of A researchers unravel mysteries of the solar wind

Three men in orange jumpsuits walk through green leaves and trees at Biosphere 2.

MrBeast takes over Biosphere 2, from rooftop to rainforest

Sporting a striking color pattern of yellow dots on its grey wings and a long, blue, "nose"-like head appendate, a lanternfly is pictured sitting on tree bark

New species are now being discovered faster than ever before, study suggests

Wearing an orange safety vest and a gas mask, Solange Duhamel stands next to a wall of jumbled lava rocks reaching up to her shoulder.

Life on lava: How microbes colonize new habitats

Galaxies of many shapes and colors dot the black background of distant space, with an inset zooming in on the red object dubbed "Virgil," the object of the study reported here.

The monster hiding in plain sight: JWST reveals cosmic shapeshifter in the early universe

Earth fills most of the image, a moody blue globe mostly covered with tiny blueish white clouds like carpet pile or sheep’s wool. In the foreground, the instrument panel is dark enough to be nearly in silhouette, like a city skyline. A tall thin rectangle juts up from the left side of the panel, like a tall building, which is part of the SamCam. In the center, a shorter, squatter polygon shape is the OLA instrument. A slightly lighter colored Y shape lays on its side in front of the OLA.

OSIRIS-APEX spacecraft takes selfie with Earth during flyby

Several people gather at a reception in a courtyard outside the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine

U of A highlights student success, research innovation at 'Reporting on Our Promise' board update

Stephanie Russo Carroll

U of A expert leads process to codify the first global standard on Indigenous Peoples' data

A green Malabar gliding frog blends in with foliage

Extinction rates have slowed across many plant and animal groups, study shows

A man wearing safety glasses and a suit observes a green-lit optical experiment with lasers and mirrors in a laboratory setting.

Quantum uncertainty tamed at the University of Arizona

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