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University of Arizona supports Native healthcare through new behavioral health center
Founded in 2023, the University of Arizona's 7 Generations American Indian and Alaska Native Behavioral Health Center of Excellence aims to integrate Indigenous knowledge with modern behavioral health practices.
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University receives grant for research on soil microbes' impact on climate change
The University of Arizona has received a $610,166 grant from the Department of Energy as part of an $8 million initiative aimed at enhancing climate models.
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University program supports Native American students pursuing STEM careers
A math tutoring program at the University of Arizona is equipping Native American K-12 students in Southern Arizona for careers in science and engineering.
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Study explores genetics' role in fish oil's health benefits
The ongoing debate over the health benefits of fish oil has been marked by confusion, but new research may provide clarity.
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University receives $2.5M grant from Freeport-McMoRan Foundation
A $2.5 million grant from the Freeport-McMoRan Foundation will support the University of Arizona in developing programs aimed at educating teachers and students about responsible mining.
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Arizona researchers showcase smart tree watering techniques for better water conservation
The Arizona Board of Regents recently organized a showcase at the Arizona Experiment Station's Campus Agricultural Center in Tucson.
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Spectral atlas aids satellite identification in crowded geostationary orbit
University of Arizona researchers have developed a groundbreaking spectral atlas, akin to a fingerprint database, for satellites in geostationary orbit.
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University of Arizona ranks among top schools for service members
The University of Arizona has been recognized as one of the top universities for service members by Military Times.
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Study reveals timeline for evolution of animal color signaling
Colors play a crucial role in communication among animal species, serving various purposes such as attracting mates and warning predators.
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U.S. Army funds development of advanced chemical sensors for troop safety
The U.S. Army has granted $2.1 million to a research team led by Judith Su, an associate professor at the University of Arizona in biomedical engineering and optical sciences.
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University of Arizona named Fulbright HSI leader for fourth consecutive year
The University of Arizona has been recognized as a Fulbright Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) Leader for the fourth consecutive year by the U.S. Department of State.
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University establishes endowed chair for Holocaust studies with $2M donation
The University of Arizona has announced the establishment of the Edwin and Alma Lakin Holocaust, Human Rights, and Comparative Genocide Endowed Chair at its Arizona Center for Judaic Studies.
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University of Arizona's film school ranks second among US public institutions
The University of Arizona's School of Theatre, Film & Television has achieved a significant milestone by climbing 15 places to secure the No. 9 spot overall in The Wrap's annual ranking of the Top 50 Film Schools in the United States.
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Study finds new genetic basis for pest resistance against biotech crops
A recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has uncovered a new genetic basis for resistance to transgenic crops in one of the United States' most significant crop pests, the corn earworm.
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Astronomers uncover new details about debris disk around star Vega
Astronomers have gained unprecedented insight into the debris disk surrounding the star Vega, thanks to observations made by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope.
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Audiorama provides campus retreat with nature-inspired soundscapes
Arizona Arts Live has introduced an interactive installation called the "Cuk Ṣon Audiorama" at the University of Arizona, aimed at providing a serene space for rest and reflection.
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University of Arizona launches $2.5M NSF-funded program focusing on student strengths
The University of Arizona has launched a new program called eCAMINOS, aimed at helping engineering students recognize their strengths and potential.
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Study links tissue stiffening in HER2-negative breast cancer to metastasis
A recent study published in Clinical Cancer Research has confirmed that tissue stiffening in HER2-negative breast cancer can directly lead to disease progression and metastasis.
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Research explores impact of family dynamics on mental health in Latinx LGBTQ youth
University of Arizona researchers are set to investigate the influence of family support on the mental health and well-being of Latinx queer and transgender youth.
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University of Arizona center advances human space exploration through innovative projects
The University of Arizona's Center for Human Space Exploration (CHaSE) is actively contributing to advancements in human spaceflight.