Latest
A woman touches a hot stove, but thanks to the nervous system, she snatches her hand away before she gets too hurt. A virus enters the body, but the immune system fends off the invader before it can cause too much damage.
Read MoreThe American Society for Engineering Education and its Engineering Deans Council recognized the University of Arizona with a Bronze Award in the inaugural ASEE Diversity Recognition
Read MoreErin Ratcliff has long been a proponent of working across disciplines.
Read MoreThe University of Arizona is among the top 100 higher education institutions in the world, according to the Times Higher Education
Read MoreThe U.S. military is planning to use new forms of explosives compounds that can't be detonated accidentally.
Read MoreAs a child and young adult, Tosiron Adegbija had no desire to follow in his parents’ footsteps and become a professor.
Read MorePhononics 2019, one of the premiere international conferences in the field of phononics and acoustic metamaterials, is taking place on the University of Arizona campus June 3-7.
Read MoreScientists worldwide are racing to perfect hypersonic vehicles, which can travel at many times the speed of sound, for military as well as civilian uses.
Read More