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Ratcliff Works to Scale Paper-Thin Solar Technology

Using a combination of multiple energy sources, including solar, makes the nation’s energy system more resilient. Solar energy provides about 3% of the country’s electricity overall and about 9% of Arizona’s, according to the U.S.

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Back with a (Flash)bang: Craig M. Berge Engineering Design Day 2022

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From Connected Cars to Oil Pipelines: Engineering Innovators Aim to Protect 'Internet of Things'

Around the world, countries are on the cyber offense.

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UArizona Engineer Leads $1M Project to Fight Vision Loss

Eye infections are common in rural farming communities. A scratch on the cornea caused during agricultural work can get infected and turn into a scar, then an ulcer.

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Researchers Move Past Conventional Wisdom to Reduce Traffic Congestion

Nobody likes sitting in traffic.

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$7.5M Effort Seeks to Prevent Lunar Traffic Jams

The moon is top of mind for many national space programs and private companies, with some planning to send humans back to the lunar surface as early as 2025.

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Senate Confirms Microsoft Leader, UA Alum as CIO at Dept. of Veterans Affairs

The Senate confirmed Kurt DelBene, UA engineering alum and former Microsoft executive, as the CIO and assistant secretary for information and technology at the Department of Veterans Affairs in Janary 2022.

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