Arizona Science

How evidence from the past helps us understand climate change in the present 10.02.2023 5:27 ↓

Researchers have discovered Earth's oceans were warmer 66 million years ago than they are now.

Why computers might not be as smart as we think 03.02.2023 5:27 ↓

Computers are such a part of our everyday lives that we take for granted that they are thinking machines.

Solving misconceptions about the aging brain 27.01.2023 5:27 ↓

Solving misconceptions about the aging brain.

How University of Arizona students are preparing for careers guiding space missions 20.01.2023 5:26 ↓

University of Arizona students are getting their own unmanned satellite ready for launch.

Simulating residency on another world 13.01.2023 5:27 ↓

New technology is helping scientists develop a gentler, less painful way to use electricity to stimulate the heart.

Exploring the University of Arizona campus arboretum 06.01.2023 5:26 ↓

Scientists predict people might spend years living off-world in the coming decades.

A new type of pacemaker for the heart 16.12.2022 5:26 ↓

New technology is helping scientists develop a gentler, less painful way to use electricity to stimulate the heart.

The 1-year anniversary of the James Webb Space Telescope 09.12.2022 5:26 ↓

The groundbreaking James Webb Space Telescope was launched in December a year ago.

How and why animals evolved in different colors 02.12.2022 5:26 ↓

Examining why certain animals look the way they do.

Developing the next generation of space suits 18.11.2022 5:15 ↓

A Tucson company is creating space suits for astronauts who will be taking the next steps on the moon and Mars.

Using green energy for agriculture 11.11.2022 5:26 ↓

Researchers are developing new ways for solar energy to help farmers grow crops.

How to eat better using culinary medicine 04.11.2022 5:15 ↓

The University of Arizona is helping develop the first culinary medicine program in the state.

The hunt for hidden water contaminants 28.10.2022 5:26 ↓

Testing for PFAS in Arizona groundwater.

Learning from ancient societies 21.10.2022 5:27 ↓

Understanding how past societies flourished and ultimately fell can tell us something about current issues and problems.

Smashing into an asteroid to test planetary defense 23.09.2022 5:27 ↓

NASA's DART mission will send a satellite to a crash with an asteroid.

Unlocking the mystery of the aging brain 16.09.2022 5:27 ↓

Studies show 14 percent of Americans show signs of dementia as we grow older.

Examining how far technology has changed social discourse 09.09.2022 5:14 ↓

Why do certain social media platforms encourage bad social behaviors?

What happens to the brain when neurons malfunction? 02.09.2022 5:15 ↓

Experimenting with fruit flies and mice to isolate a protein that affects neurons in the brain.

Determining the real cost of loss of sleep 26.08.2022 5:15 ↓

Sleep researchers are finding catching up on lost sleep doesn't always help.

Investigating the properties of particle physics 19.08.2022 5:15 ↓

Scientists are resuming their studies of sub-atomic particles at the Large Hadron Collider in Europe.

Researching and developing organic solar cells 12.08.2022 5:15 ↓

Scientists are exploring how solar technology can deliver electricity more efficiently.

How certain birds can help us understand the development of Parkinson's in humans 05.08.2022 5:15 ↓

Frequency of birdsong in Australia is helping medical researchers find out more about the onset of Parkinson's Disease..

Investigating how genetic and environmental factors combine to develop complex diseases 29.07.2022 5:15 ↓

A look at how genetic and environmental factors combine to develop complex diseases.

The Special Smell of the Desert 22.07.2022 5:15 ↓

The smell of a monsoon rain is more than just refreshing.

Tracking objects in distant Earth orbit 15.07.2022 5:15 ↓

Satellites, space junk, and space craft are filling the void between Earth and the Moon.