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AZPM

Arizona Science

From astronomy to cancer research and beyond, explore the latest scientific and technological innovations taking place in Arizona.

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AZPM

Catégorie

Science

Site du podcast

originals.azpm.org

Dernier épisode

23 oct. 2026

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Épisodes

How science can help feed the world 28.02.2020

Using scientific tools to answer the challenge of feeding the world's population.

Understanding the positives and negatives of machine learning 21.02.2020

The AI revolution comes with great promise, but also peril.

What the future holds for biodiversity on our planet 14.02.2020

Biodiversity and ecosystems connect Earth's living and physical components.

Exploring virtual reality 07.02.2020

There's more to VR than just gaming.

How extraterrestrial life could affect us on Earth 31.01.2020

How finding extraterrestrial life will change the way we live on Earth.

Problem-solving on the Navajo Nation 24.01.2020

Putting a focus on problem-solving on the Navajo Nation.

Exercise, stress and the immune system 17.01.2020

Researching the relationship between exercise, stress and the immune system.

Conducting research on the cutting edge of particle physics 10.01.2020

The Large Hadron Collider in Europe helps scientists make discoveries basic to our understanding of the known universe.

The origin of our moon 03.01.2020

What's the origin story for Earth's moon?

Creating new tools to find out how cells in the human body work 20.12.2019

New methods to observe important cellular functions.

Vertical farming 13.12.2019

Certainly not your grandmother's greenhouse!

Trying to understand a virus that infects most of us 06.12.2019

Learning more about herpes viruses.

Using satellites to measure groundwater usage 29.11.2019

How scientists use satellites in earth orbit to measure how much water we can use on the ground.

Researching climate change at Biosphere 2 22.11.2019

Using Biosphere 2 to research climate change.

Osiris-Rex sampling sites advance to the final four. 15.11.2019

The University of Arizona-led Osiris-Rex mission is closer to choosing a sampling site. .

Fiber optics for the toughest environments 08.11.2019

Making fiber optics ready for the harshest environments.

The cost of energy independence 01.11.2019

Examining the complications behind extracting oil and gas from underneath the Earth's surface.

Fighting for the future of chocolate 25.10.2019

How plant viruses affect the availability of the foods we eat.

Helping teachers keep math interesting 18.10.2019

A University of Arizona professor wants to help learners know, use and enjoy mathematics.

Predicting forests response to climate change 11.10.2019

Investigating how changes in global temperature will affect our forest.

Exploring the interaction between man and machine 04.10.2019

Exploring our connection with computers

Detecting danger from traumatic brain injuries 27.09.2019

A University of Arizona biomedical engineer is promoting the use of sensors in mouth guard to detect sports concussions.

Climate change clues from prehistoric times 20.09.2019

Prehistoric temperature data can help us predict the impact of climate change.

A history of eating 13.09.2019

Looking back in time to determine what created our dietary habits.

Groundwater and climate change 06.09.2019

Using computer models to predict the effect of climate change on groundwater in the West.

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