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Video: Exploring fusion energy at the University of Arizona

Tomás Díaz de la Rubia speaking to a room of seated people

Six teams selected as awardees of the inaugural University of Arizona Big Idea Challenge

Dawn Wellman speaking to other people sitting on a panel presentation

U of A hosts inaugural U.S. Mining Summit

A group of six professionals stands in front of an industrial research setup with metal pipes, wiring, and machinery. The team members wear a mix of business casual and professional attire, with some dressed in polo shirts, blazers, and button-down shirts. A sign in the background reads 'ABSOLUTELY NO STORAGE BELOW,' emphasizing the safety precautions in the high-tech facility.

Breaking speed barriers for stronger defense and industry growth

Old Main building on the UArizona campus

U of A astronomer Erika Hamden named to Arizona Space Commission

Two smiling men stand beside a large telescope on a rooftop observatory with a mountain range in the background. The image highlights the telescope's size and design, with the open sky and cityscape visible behind them, suggesting a setting for astronomical research.

New 'spectral fingerprint' atlas of satellites aims to improve space security

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

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

A group attends a mining roundtable discussion at The White House

DOE invests $100M in US mining education

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

A new set of eyes for the Apache attack helicopter

University of Arizona researchers are developing two 21-camera vision systems that could dramatically expand Apache pilots’ field of view while improving drone detection capabilities.

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