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

The UA Home of Millions of Insect Specimens 10.11.2017

REPEAT. The UA insect collection is helping researchers understand more about our world

Conquering Pain 03.11.2017

New research into green light exposure is showing promising results for pain reversal

Arizona's Role in the World-Wide Shrimp Industry 27.10.2017

How a UA lab in the Arizona desert is changing the shrimp industry

The Detective Work Behind Authenticating a Stolen Artistic Masterpiece 20.10.2017

Examining a stolen de Kooning masterpiece to determine its authenticity

Speaking, Reading and Writing – The Brain and Aphasia 13.10.2017

Personalizing treatments for people who suffer from brain injuries

Is There a New Planet to be Discovered? 06.10.2017

A massive planetary object may be lurking in the outer reaches of our solar system.

Early Life Experience Shapes Vulnerability to Asthma 29.09.2017

Studying the causes of asthma

Beyond “Patient Zero” 22.09.2017

Exploring the Origins of HIV / AIDS

Where's Bennu? 15.09.2017

Using Radio Telescopes to Locate Objects Millions of Miles Away

Measuring Ages and Histories of Rocks in the Earth's Crust and Beyond 08.09.2017

How quickly do mountains form and fall away?

The UA Home of Millions of Insect Specimens 01.09.2017

The UA insect collection is helping researchers understand more about our world

How Life Experiences Shape Brain Circuitry 25.08.2017

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

Flood History of the West 18.08.2017

New research suggests we've seriously underestimated the super-floods of the past.

Watching Molecules Perform their Functions 11.08.2017

Using new techniques to watch enzyme proteins perform their functions.

How Bright is a Black Hole 04.08.2017

Can recently discovered quasars help us discover when the first super-massive black hole formed in the universe?

Why are Women More Susceptible to Alzheimer's Disease Than Men 28.07.2017

REPEAT. Studying the dramatic differences between how female and male brains generate the energy they need as the brain ages

That Buzzing Noise You Hear 21.07.2017

Everything you ever wanted to know about cicadas.

Baby Genes 14.07.2017

New research suggests that new genes are likely to appear fully developed rather than gradually taking shape.

X-ray Vision - The Drive to See More 07.07.2017

By combining the very latest advances in technology and computing, a UA team is building uniquely powerful imaging systems.

The Widespread Effects of Tiny Aerosol Particles on Climate and Health 30.06.2017

Of all environmental threats, particles are responsible for the most deaths globally.

Seeing Around Corners 23.06.2017

The potential of exploiting complex light reflections to look around corners and through objects.

What the Earth's Climate History Can Tell Us About Climate Change and Seasonal Rains 16.06.2017

REPEAT. New findings provides evidence that climate shifts can happen suddenly

Rejuvenating and Repairing the Aging Brain with Stem Cells 09.06.2017

REPEAT. Treating Parkinson's and more with stem cells

Forecasting Arizona's Monsoon 02.06.2017

REPEAT. The monsoon is changing as our temperatures rise.

Exploring the Milky Way 26.05.2017

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

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