AZPM

Arizona Science

Science EN ↓ 519 episodi

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

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15 ott 2026

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Episodi

The Science Behind Bones 01.03.2019

A UA professor is investigating the science behind bones.

Can Intelligence Be Measured? 22.02.2019

Is 'intelligence' a set of decentralized, independent problem-solving modules, or a singular, generalized skill of innovation?

Investigating the Mind-Body Dialogue 15.02.2019

Everyone knows our brain controls our body, but how does our body influence our brain?

The Microbes Shaping Our Lives 08.02.2019

Microbes are traditionally seen as dangerous to human health, but is that always the case?

OSIRIS-REx and the Search for a Sample Site on Bennu 01.02.2019

Scientists on the OSIRIS-REx mission are facing an unexpected challenge searching for an area to collect a soil sample from Bennu.

Climate and the Deep Blue Sea 25.01.2019

Managing the challenges presented by threats to the global ecosystem.

Managing Threats to the Global Ecosystem 18.01.2019

Managing the challenges presented by threats to the global ecosystem.

How Birdsong Can Help Us Understand Human Speech 11.01.2019

Researching birdsong, and how it can help scientists understand the development of human speech.

Using a Patient's Own Cells in Regenerative Medicine Therapies 04.01.2019

Developing methods for using a patient's own cells in regenerative medicine therapies.

Climate Change and the Transmission of Infectious Diseases 21.12.2018

The impact of a changing climate on the transmission of infectious diseases.

Quick-Orbiting Comets are Drawing Attention 14.12.2018

Comets affected by Jupiter's gravity draw attention from University of Arizona planetary scientists.

The Pitfalls of Space Exploration 07.12.2018

UA researcher recalls pitfalls of early interplanetary space exploration.

Is Vaping Addictive? 30.11.2018

UA research team studies the addictive aspects of smokeless nicotine.

What Ice Age Plants Can Tell Us About Modern Climate Change 23.11.2018

What Ice Age vegetation tells us about the dangers of climate change.

The Lifelong Reward of Math 16.11.2018

Your middle school algebra teacher was right — math skills are essential.

A Smaller, Lighter Solar Panel 09.11.2018

A UA biochemist is looking at the next development in solar power by giving it an organic twist.

Training to Test Rainwater 02.11.2018

UA project trains community leaders to help scientists test for rainwater pollutants.

The Ice-Volcanoes of Ceres 26.10.2018

Examining surface volcanism on the dwarf planet Ceres.

Detecting Deception 19.10.2018

UA information management professor Jay Nunamaker is leading a team developing advanced sensor technologies to detect the signs of deception.

A New "Spin" on Information 12.10.2018

A University of Arizona physics professor describes the principle of "spin" and how it can create more efficient information processing and storage.

New Instruments for the James Webb Space Telescope 05.10.2018

A University of Arizona space scientist discusses the instruments to be launched aboard the James Webb Space Telescope.

Imaging the Final Frontier 28.09.2018

REPEAT. Astronomer Tod Lauer explains how the process for data imaging has made major technological advances.

New Purposes for MRI's 21.09.2018

A University of Arizona researcher is finding new purposes for Magnetic Resonance Imaging.

How Microbes Affect Our Health 14.09.2018

A University of Arizona Biosystems professor is studying how the microscopic world inside and around us affects our health.

The Conversation Surrounding Climate Change 07.09.2018

A University of Arizona researcher is ensuring social science is part of the conversation surrounding climate change.

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