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

Updating the phenomenon of long COVID 01.09.2023

Recycling wastewater has proven successful in places as diverse as the International Space Station and Disneyland.

Can wastewater recycling help solve Arizona's water issues? 25.08.2023

Recycling wastewater has proven successful in places as diverse as the International Space Station and Disneyland.

Finding a connection between music and language development 18.08.2023

People in every culture tend to speak to infants by making language sound more musical.

Using computer algorithms in skin cancer research 11.08.2023

Using computer algorithms in skin cancer research

Preparing to receive the asteroid sample from OSIRIS-REx 04.08.2023

The University of Arizona-backed OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will return its long-awaited sample of rocks and dust from the asteroid Bennu next month.

Building resilience against climate change 28.07.2023

As the weather around us changes, scientists say we need to be more climate resilient.

Growing a new source for rubber products 21.07.2023

University of Arizona researchers are helping develop the desert shrub called guayule.

Solving the Hispanic Health Paradox 14.07.2023

Researchers have found non-white Hispanics live longer and have better health outcomes than people from other ethnic and cultural groups.

Exploring solar systems with more than one sun 30.06.2023

Astronomers are discovering our solar system is unique in that it only has one star.

Making new discoveries about gamma ray bursts 23.06.2023

Space scientists call gamma ray bursts the most energetic events in the history of the universe.

Research that helps our eyes see better 16.06.2023

The University of Arizona is a leader in bio-engineered optical science.

The growing concern about valley fever 02.06.2023

The fungal infection known as valley fever is endemic to southwestern states like Arizona and California.

How social isolation can lead to health issues 26.05.2023

The U-S Surgeon General says loneliness and social isolation can have a devastating impact on mental and physical health

Decoding the mystery of Alzheimer's disease 19.05.2023

Researchers investigating Alzheimer's disease are focusing on the hormone estrogen.

Underrepresented groups in the debate over water resources 19.05.2023

The University of Arizona is helping communities contribute to decision-making on water resources in the state.

Solving the mysteries of Easter Island 05.05.2023

The huge stone heads on Easter Island in the Pacific have fascinated historians for centuries.

Checking for ticks in Arizona 28.04.2023

Cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever are on the rise in Arizona.

How the body's immune system defends us against disease 14.04.2023

The immune system is similar to a microscopic security force with commanders that order cells to find and kill infectious intruders.

How asteroids can help us understand the history of our Solar System 07.04.2023

The OSIRIS-REx mission is scheduled to return its sample of dust and rocks from the asteroid Bennu in September.

Looking at lemur behavior in Madagascar 24.03.2023

University of Arizona esearchers are spending time in Madagascar off the southeast coast of Africa studying family behavior in lemurs.

Tracking climate change in pre-industrial society 17.03.2023

Researchers are trying to reconcile conflicting data on global temperature changes prior to the Industrial Revolution.

How dark is deep space? 10.03.2023

Scientists are using NASA's New Horizons spacecraft to measure light that exists beyond the solar system.

Investigating methods for heat management in Arizona 03.03.2023

Researchers are advising city managers planning for the continued effects of changing summer climate.

Updating the origins of the COVID-19 24.02.2023

More than three years after the emergence of COVID-19, debate continues about how and where it originated.

Forecasting weather effects in Earth orbit 17.02.2023

The sun's interaction with the Earth's atmosphere creates weather on the ground and in space.

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