AZPM

Arizona Science

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

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Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Tracking the distribution of dark matter between the galaxies 28.05.2021

Scientists around the world are trying to unravel the mystery of dark matter in the universe.

Learning from pandemics of the past 21.05.2021

Some scientists think COVID-19, like the flu, will never be completely eradicated.

Scientists use game theory to understand human behavior 14.05.2021

REPEAT. Game theory helps scientists produce predictions about how people will behave.

Using data analysis to counter COVID-19 07.05.2021

The use of big data and machine learning has grown during the coronavirus pandemic.

Using optical science to detect COVID-19 30.04.2021

Millions are being vaccinated for COVID-19, but some researchers are looking for new ways to detect it.

Exploring the connection between climate and human society 23.04.2021

Learning from past civilizations can teach us about the dangers we face in our current climate crisis.

Understanding the water beneath our feet 16.04.2021

Groundwater is the largest un-frozen freshwater resource on the planet, but it is often overlooked and overused.

Updating the status for water from the Colorado River 09.04.2021

Demand for Colorado River water continues to exceed supply.

How the oceans play a part in Earth's changing climate 02.04.2021

Researchers are discovering more about the world's oceans and their impact on temperature and water availability.

Tracking the origin of water on planet Earth 26.03.2021

How water and organic molecules contributed to the beginnings of life on our planet.

COVID-19 and the sense of smell 19.03.2021

People reporting COVID-19 symptoms often note they lose their sense of smell.

Reaching herd immunity to defeat COVID-19 12.03.2021

Doctors are racing to achieve herd immunity to stop the coronavirus pandemic.

Studying the impact of COVID-19 related isolation 05.03.2021

How COVID-19 affects our senses and changes the way we interact with society.

Trailblazing a future manned mission to Mars 26.02.2021

NASA's Mars Perseverance rover will try to generate oxygen on the Red Planet for the first time.

Children and COVID-19 19.02.2021

One of the unsolved mysteries about COVID-19 is why it has a lesser impact on children.

Imagining endgame scenarios for COVID-19 12.02.2021

The evolution of COVID-19 and how it might join H-I-V and the flu as a controllable virus.

Assessing the danger posed by coronavirus variants 05.02.2021

Viruses constantly mutate and circulate around the world, and COVID-19 is no exception

Answering questions about the COVID-19 vaccine 29.01.2021

COVID-19 vaccination programs are slowly gaining momentum as people line up for their shots.

Answering questions about the COVID-19 vaccine 29.01.2021

COVID-19 vaccination programs are slowly gaining momentum as people line up for their shots.

COVID variants cause for concern as vaccines roll out 22.01.2021

People are getting vaccinated against COVID-19 at the same time new COVID strains are emerging.

How to create a pattern for healthy eating 15.01.2021

The American Cancer Society recently unveiled new lifestyle guidelines.

The Arecibo Collapse: A Devastating Setback for Global Astronomy 11.12.2020

A researcher remembers the telescope's importance to the scientific community

Wearable technology that can help reduce workplace injury 04.12.2020

How engineering technology can reduce the chances for injury in the workplace.

Scientists use game theory to understand human behavior 20.11.2020

Game theory helps scientists produce predictions about how people will behave.

Recognizing new developments in gene-editing technology 13.11.2020

CRISPR could someday open the door toward growing more nutritious foods and eliminating disease.

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