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Firefighters have frequent contact with PFAS sources, including firefighting foam. Potential sources of exposure for health care workers include personal protective equipment and medical supplies.

Always dedicated to serving others, it was tough for Den Baseda to focus on himself long enough to earn a master's degree in biomedical engineering. After he graduates, Baseda will return to his mission of volunteerism.

The venture capital-style pitch event marked the culmination of the newest university initiative to launch high-impact, large-scale research efforts with the power to attract major external funding and deliver meaningful outcomes for Arizona and the world.

For a newly single mother supporting two teenage daughters, going back to school wasn't easy, but 46-year-old Gupta will graduate next week with a master's degree in business analytics.

The university is partnering with Art Pharmacy, a national program that prescribes arts and culture experiences to students dealing with mental health struggles.

Astronomers have discovered an enormous cloud of gas and dust, containing the fundamental building block of stars and planets. Dubbed Eos, the molecular cloud is one of the largest single structures in the sky.

Student researcher at BIO5 faces the challenges of cognitive decline and emphasizes the importance of getting involved with research early.

The University of Arizona hosted the Mining Social License Summit to foster dialogue on responsible mining, emphasizing community trust, sustainability, and the role of copper in the clean energy transition.

University of Arizona museums provide world-class exhibits and opportunities to get involved with research and the community.

During his Fulbright Specialist visit to Mumbai, professor Arun Dhar—a top expert on crustacean health—led hands-on trainings, mentored fisheries students, and helped propel India’s top aquatic health division to new national recognition.

Using realistic computer simulations, students are able to better understand how consumers shop and experience products, while testing ideas in ways that would be impossible in a traditional classroom.

The international collective of scientists has been honored for pushing the boundaries of particle physics to new heights.