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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Oct 15, 2026

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Episodes

Native Bison Hunters Chased Prey with Fire 31.08.2018

Native American hunters managed bison herds for centuries before Columbus' arrival in the New World.

Drought-Induced Tree Die-Offs and Climate Change 24.08.2018

The dangerous cycle of large-scale tree die-offs contributes to climate change.

Understanding the Strengths and Weaknesses of the Human Immune System 17.08.2018

Researching how our immune systems react to dangerous threats.

University of Arizona Scientist Expects Bright Discoveries from Parker Solar Probe 10.08.2018

A new observation satellite will be getting an up-close look at our sun.

UA Researchers Collect Genetic Clues to Advance Treatment Options for Lou Gehrig's Disease 03.08.2018

A team of UA scientists are using a catalog of genetic information to look for clues in the battle against the deadly disease.

Citizen Scientists Help University of Arizona Researchers Focus on Butterfly Habits 27.07.2018

University of Arizona assistant professor Katy Prudic is using citizen scientists to help her collect important data on butterflies.

How Satellites Measuring Polar Ice Can Help Predict Rising Sea Levels on Earth's Coastal Areas 20.07.2018

The Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment has been measuring changes in Antarctic ice mass to help predict climate change.

Fighting Foodborne Illness With New Research 06.07.2018

Plant-based sanitizers may be the key to preventing outbreaks like the one that recently affected romaine lettuce grown in Yuma.

Developing a New Therapeutic Approach to Treat Parkinson's Disease 29.06.2018

New research into low-dose ketamine may improve the prognosis for people suffering from Parkinson's

Pursuing Better Health Through Sweat 22.06.2018

Researching wearable devices that can track your stress levels.

Research Extends Occupational Safety Concerns to Small Businesses in Tucson 15.06.2018

What's in your walls at work?

Tracking Progress on Climate Goals 08.06.2018

The ocean's central role in the Earth's climate.

Exciting New Applications for Photonics 01.06.2018

3-D holographic display technology is bringing to mind Star Wars and Princess Leah.

Exploring the Milky Way 25.05.2018

REPEAT. The UA-led GUSTO mission which will send a balloon to near space to study the Milky Way galaxy.

How Life Experiences Shape Brain Circuitry 18.05.2018

REPEAT. Why is it easier for children to learn new information than it is for adults?

Researching Lake Sediment 11.05.2018

Using fossils and sedimentary records to understand the geological history of lake basins.

Insights from Insects 04.05.2018

REPEAT. Applying knowledge from ants and bees to human engineering, computing, and more.

The History of Infrared 27.04.2018

The design and development of the Multiband Imaging Photometer for Spitzer instrument on NASA's infrared Spitzer Space Telescope

Seeing the Invisible 20.04.2018

Scientists are using micro-optical devices to detect what animals can see, but we cannot.

Ripples in Space 13.04.2018

Detecting gravitational waves from deep in space.

Our Lengthening Life Span is Outpacing the Biology of our Eyes' Lenses 06.04.2018

Can we reverse vision loss with artificial lenses?

Staying Alive in Space 30.03.2018

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

The Complex Orchestration of Nerves and Muscles for Even Seemingly Simple Movements 23.03.2018

REPEAT. How the brain controls muscles to produce movement

Imaging the Final Frontier 16.03.2018

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

Generating a New Understanding of How We Inherit Traits From Our Parents 09.03.2018

How experiences and stresses we endure are encoded and passed on to our offspring.

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