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NSF CAREER awardee protects AI users from harmful content

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NSF awards $4.6M for AI platform speeding scientific discovery

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Summer camps blend fun with career exploration

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IEEE honors Hao Xin with prestigious John Kraus Antenna Award

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University of Arizona awards nearly $1M for AI-driven health projects

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Tomato-pollinating robot takes top prize at Design Day 2026

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College of Engineering honors outstanding students, teaching assistants for spring 2026

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NSF CAREER awardee creates brain-like synaptic transistor

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Engineering partners with Nursing to speed biomedical breakthroughs

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U of A inventions break record, again

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