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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

Charlotte Pearson inspects the new radiocarbon analysis instrument recently installed at the Laboratory for Tree-Ring Research.

Study sheds light on ancient solar activity using radiocarbon locked in tree-rings

Close-up photo of a human eye, showing the reflection of a pattern of illuminated bars used in the experimental setup

New 3D technology paves way for next-generation eye tracking

Snow4Flow

From glacial preservation to local conservation: U of A experts discuss research ahead of World Water Day

a closeup of the torso on an older adult who is lightly touching their own neck with both hands

Vocal changes in birds may predict age-related disorders in people, study finds

An artist's impression of a planet-forming disk, with its gas and dust illuminated in yellow and orange, swirling around a low-mass star.

James Webb Telescope reveals planet-forming disks can last longer than previously thought

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Gallery: Fusion lecture provides energizing start to new series

A satellite image of glaciers in Alaska shows white flows of ice surrounded by dark green mountain ridges

As glaciers melt faster, freshwater sources dwindle and sea-level rise accelerates

Distinguished-Lecture-Series-Moses

Gallery: Fusion lecture provides energizing start to new series

wildfires burning in a desert mountain range

The fire paradox: Tree-ring data shows wildfire activity has declined, not increased

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