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A cube-like spacecraft sits on the moon's gray, rocky surface. A slice of the ground is falsely colored in blues and oranges.

Wednesday

U of A begins building moon-bound EMILIA-3D to study lunar terrain

The U of A-led EMILIA-3D is one of three recent science investigation payloads selected through NASA's PRISM SALSA program to study the lunar surface.

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Gila River Health Care ribbon cutting

U of A and Gila River Health Care (an entity of the Gila River Indian Community) launch nation's first MD-granting medical school branch within a Tribal Nation

A landmark partnership reflects a new approach to preparing physicians for Tribal, rural and medically underserved communities.

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Arizona-Taiwan partnership advances semiconductor talent and innovation

Plans for a Talent and Innovation Hub are moving forward as the University of Arizona, Pima County and other partners deepen connections with Taiwan’s National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University and expand technology and workforce development collaborations.

A group attends a mining roundtable discussion at The White House

DOE invests $100M in US mining education

New funding is expected to supercharge the University of Arizona's academic-to-industry pipeline.

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A Q&A with Ida Sami

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Lamenting the Loss of the Arecibo Observatory

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Doctoral Students Turn to Video Conferencing to Defend Dissertations

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As COVID-19 Disrupts Lives, Words Matter

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Social Distancing as a Moral Dilemma: Notes from a Medical Ethicist

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As Pandemic Unfolds, Fear and Finance Collide

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UArizona Faculty: Coming Together to Go Online

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On Student Success, This Astronomer Walks the Walk

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