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Predicting How Plants Will Fare In The Heat Is Not So Easy

Predicting how plants will fare in the heat is not so easy

Predicting how plants will fare in the heat is not so easy

June 18, 2025

Plants growing in the desert.

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Alejandro Vazquez lets his lived experience do the teaching

A pharmacy professor shares personal health struggles to teach his students empathy.

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Czarina and Humberto Lopez gift will fund Sarver Heart Center research endowment

The $3 million gift commitment establishes the Czarina and Humberto Lopez Cardiovascular Research Endowment at the U of A Sarver Heart Center.

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Can AI and a smartphone improve mental health treatment?

A graduate student is creating AI models to analyze smartphone data and detect behavioral changes that could lead to timely intervention and treatment.

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