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Incoming student aims to blend AI with film at University
From the moment Anastasia Rastelli first sat in front of a computer as a child, she was fascinated by the possibilities it presented. Technology was a constant companion growing up, and before long she grew curious about the inner workings of her high-tech toys. By grade school, she learned to code using a block-based, visual programming language.
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University of Arizona's College of Veterinary Medicine set to graduate second class
More than 100 students from the University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine will conclude their academic journeys next week as they receive Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees. This marks the second graduating class for the college.
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University celebrates decade-long support for young LGBTQ artists
The University of Arizona Museum of Art is celebrating 10 years of Mapping Q, an art-based program for LGBTQ youth, with an exhibit featuring works created by participants and teachers over the last decade. The exhibit, "Still Queer After All These Years," showcases 35 artworks by 19 artists.
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Study links proximity to pesticide use with increased risk of stillbirth
Living less than about one-third of a mile from pesticide use prior to conception and during early pregnancy could increase the risk of stillbirths, according to new research led by researchers at the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health and Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center.
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1.5M grant aims at global network against exploitation of indigenous data
Researchers at the University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health and the U of A Native Nations Institute are establishing a framework to protect Indigenous data collection and usage globally, thanks to a $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Suresh Garimella named next University of Arizona President by Board
As the next president of the University of Arizona, Suresh Garimella has emphasized a focus on students above all else.
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Suresh Garimella named new president at University Of Arizona
The Arizona Board of Regents has appointed Suresh Garimella as the 23rd president of the University of Arizona.
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Regents announce Suresh Garimella as candidate for University of Arizona presidency
The Arizona Board of Regents announced today that Suresh Garimella, president of the University of Vermont, is a candidate for the position of 23rd president of the University of Arizona.
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University of Arizona's summer internship offers hands-on experience in cutting-edge artificial intelligence
Sixty University of Arizona students utilized advanced artificial intelligence over the summer to address real-world problems for various clients. The projects included creating specialized chatbots, virtual reality experiences, and new applications in shopping, tourism, language learning, and healthcare.
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Netflix explores canine cognition in new documentary
The new Netflix documentary "Inside the Mind of a Dog" will be available on the streaming platform this Friday.
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University launches educational tour app at Biosphere 2
Since Biosphere 2 opened to visitors in 1991, more than half a million K-12 students have explored the three-acre, glass-enclosed research facility that mimics Earth's ecosystems.
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Study reveals gaps in addressing mental health needs among those suffering from chronic pain
A new University of Arizona Health Sciences study has revealed that adults with chronic pain are more likely to experience symptoms of anxiety and depression compared to those without chronic pain. Despite this, they access mental health care at lower rates and are less likely to have their mental health needs adequately addressed.
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University assistant dean awarded Presidential Lifetime Achievement honor
Karen Ivy, a professor and assistant dean at the University of Arizona Global Campus, has been recognized by the White House with the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award. This award honors her contributions to various communities and industries, including aerospace, manufacturing, information technology, and healthcare.
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University of Arizona transitions into Big Twelve athletic conference
On Friday, the University of Arizona will officially become a member of the Big 12 athletic conference after 45 years in the Pac-12. The U of A makes the move alongside Colorado, Utah, and Arizona State, bringing the total number of conference members to 16. The transition means new competitors, fan bases, traditions, and destinations for Wildcats sports teams and their fans.
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University of Arizona sees record number of inventions in fiscal year 2024
Tech Launch Arizona, the University of Arizona office responsible for commercializing university research and innovation, reported a record number of inventions during the 2024 fiscal year.
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University joins STARS College Network to aid rural student recruitment
The University of Arizona has joined the STARS College Network to enhance support for prospective students from rural areas. Kasey Urquídez, now the university's chief enrollment officer, vice president for enrollment management, and dean of undergraduate admissions, recalls her own experience transitioning from a small town in Graham County to the sprawling Tucson campus.
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University students head to Washington D.C., showcasing successes from Defense Civilian Training Corps
University of Arizona student Akira Jones is currently engaged in a project-based summer internship at the Army Geospatial Center in Alexandria, Virginia. Utilizing satellite and geospatial data, she assists in predicting snowmelt throughout Alaska.
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Study suggests beta-glucan-rich foods may aid in managing weight
Ozempic, known generically as semaglutide, has become prominent in the weight-loss market for its rapid results. While many use the drug primarily to reduce body weight, it is mainly prescribed for treating type 2 diabetes in adults and can be expensive without insurance coverage. However, new research suggests that weight loss and improved glucose control might be achievable through dietary changes rather than medication.
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Wildcats head to Paris Olympics aiming for medals
University of Arizona graduate student Delaney Schnell has set her sights on winning another medal and enjoying the experience as she prepares for what may be her final appearance at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Schnell, who previously earned a silver medal in the 10-meter synchronized platform dive at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with teammate Jessica Parratto, will compete again in both the synchronized and individual events.
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University researchers find potential method to make opioids safer
Researchers at the University of Arizona Health Sciences have identified a novel approach to enhance the safety of opioids by increasing their pain-relieving properties while reducing unwanted side effects through spinal inhibition of a Heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) isoform.