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

Oct 15, 2026

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Episodes

Measuring the impact of the pandemic on schooling 15.04.2022

The COVID-19 pandemic saw in-classroom teaching interrupted in favor of learning from home.

Assessing progress in the fight against COVID-19 08.04.2022

Scientists are cautiously optimistic that COVID-19 could fall from pandemic status this year.

How mining plays an increasing role in developing technology 01.04.2022

If you own a smartphone, TV, or electric car, you might not realize a complex mix of metals is required to create each device.

Taking a look at critical minerals found in Arizona 25.03.2022

Arizona plays a large part in finding metals and minerals needed to maintain high technology.

How minerals tell the story of an evolving Earth 11.03.2022

Gems and minerals can be a time machine for the planet.

Tracking down the stories that minerals tell 04.03.2022

The rocks, fossils, and mountains around us tell a fascinating story.

Investigating climate change in the Arctic Ocean 11.02.2022

Tree ring researchers are finding clues to how global warming is affecting the Arctic Ocean.

UA researchers chase hypersonic technology 04.02.2022

University of Arizona wind tunnels are used to investigate what happens to objects traveling at hypersonic speed.

Investigating the volcanic eruption near Tonga 28.01.2022

The explosion near the Pacific island nation of Tonga was one of the biggest volcanic eruptions in decades.

Understanding how plants communicate 21.01.2022

Plants can deliver messages to insects or other plants.

Looking to science to solve the supply chain slowdown 14.01.2022

Researchers are trying to find answers to loosen up the supply chain logjam.

Starting another year of research at Biosphere 2 07.01.2022

How the Biosphere's ocean environment is being updated to mimic the impact of global warming on coral reefs.

Keeping fingers crossed for the world's newest space telescope 17.12.2021

Two long-time University of Arizona astronomers are awaiting the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope.

New insight on random thoughts 10.12.2021

University of Arizona researchers are following the path our mind travels during our wandering thoughts.

Investigating reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic 03.12.2021

University of Arizona sociology professor James Shockey is researching why people accept or reject mask-wearing mandates.

Protecting younger children from COVID-19 19.11.2021

COVID-19 vaccines were approved for children ages 5 to 11 in late October.

Filling the gaps between the galaxies 12.11.2021

The proposed Aspera mission will chart the territory between galaxies from Earth orbit.

How a Tucson company is making ultrasound more available in developing countries 05.11.2021

A Tucson-based startup wants to help expand ultrasound technology in nations that face major healthcare challenges.

Opening a new era in crewed space research 29.10.2021

Civilian space travel is bringing new opportunities to learn how the human body reacts to the space environment.

Discovering what happens to our brains as we age 22.10.2021

A major new study is focusing on why people's brains age differently.

Experts anticipate a warming climate will change the way microbes feed the soil 15.10.2021

Experts believe a warming climate could see microbes evolve to more effectively feed the soil.

The cost of coping with COVID-19 08.10.2021

Studies are revealing how people responded to changes brought about by the pandemic.

Building an infrastructure to help scientists handle big data 01.10.2021

A University of Arizona-invented program enables scientists around the world to access and manage big data sets.

Looking into the future with quantum technology 24.09.2021

Experts believe the advent of quantum technology will steadily improve our communication capabilities.

Exploring the planet Saturn 17.09.2021

Saturn holds special interest for the new director of the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.

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