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Outstanding Undergraduate Research Awardee Daniel Cervantes

Challenging Narratives Through History Research: SBS Outstanding Undergraduate Research Awardee Daniel Cervantes

Graphic, provided by Nature Medicine, shows total count of flood events by cause between 2001-2018.

Floods Linked to Rise in U.S. Deaths from Several Major Causes

Takeshi Inomata

Regents Professor Takeshi Inomata Awarded Prestigious NEH Grant for Maya Civilization Research Project Set to Become a Book

The Transformation of Gig Labor in Mexico City

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History Professor Challenges Stigmatization of Women’s ‘Immoral’ Labor

Arabic Special Programs Funding Recipients

Arabic Special Programs secures $5.9M in federal funding

A map of the world with digital overlays.

Exploring International Security Studies

Two people sit in front of computer screens, with one of the individuals holding an oxygen mask to their face.

Innovative airflow research highlights noninvasive speech data collection

Three individuals stand in front of a large piece of scientific equipment.

University of Arizona physicists among winners of prestigious Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

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

A young child wearing a striped long-sleeve shirt and khaki pants sits indoors, intently holding and looking at a smartphone. The focus is on the child’s hands and device, with a blurred background of shelves and books

U of A researchers discover screen time surprise under grandparents' care

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