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Oct. 29, 2024

Accomplished scientist and executive Díaz de la Rubia selected to lead U of A research enterprise

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Dec. 18, 2024

New leadership, interstellar discoveries, dogs to the rescue: Top 10 U of A stories of 2024

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Dec. 17, 2024

U of A projects research expenditures surpassed $1B for FY 2024, joining a select group of US research institutions

In this AI-generated illustration of Earth at the dawn of life, a distant volcano towers over a barren, shallow ocean shore. It is possible the earliest life forms evolved in such environments.
Dec. 12, 2024

Study sheds light on origin of genetic code

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Dec. 11, 2024

Trial by fire: U of A-developed tool cuts through the noise in wildfire management

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Dec. 9, 2024

U of A to lead $12M study on underground carbon storage in Arizona

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Dec. 10, 2024

Two U of A innovators elected to the National Academy of Inventors

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Dec. 5, 2024

U of A engineers tackle energy usage in semiconductor technology

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Dec. 4, 2024

Peer support could help millions with sleep apnea slumber easier, study finds

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Nov. 20, 2024

When trees 'talk:' Researchers probe ancient wood for clues about massive solar storms

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