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Algae: The ‘Greenest’ Solution to Climate Change?

March 8, 2016  |  Jill Goetz
Algae biofuels may be the cleanest and most affordable solution to global warming, UA chemical and environmental engineer Kimberly Ogden tells a packed Tucson audience on February 29.
Capturing Carbon for Cleaner Energy >>
Elsentriecy and Gervasio in the lab

UA Startup Caltrode Tackles Galvanic Corrosion

March 2, 2016  |  Paul Tumarkin
Researchers have invented a new type of sensor designed to work effectively in high-temperature environments, and it has implications for solar power, nuclear reactors and petroleum refining.
Sensing When the Going Gets Hot >>

Civil Engineers Honor UA Researcher for Reshaping Seismic Safety

March 2, 2016  |  Jill Goetz
Sturdier buildings and stricter building codes earn earthquake engineering expert Robert Fleischman and his team the Charles H. Pankow Award for Innovation.
Earthquake Engineer Keeps Buildings Standing >>
Native copper

UA Inventions Deliver Cleaner Copper, Energy Capture

Feb. 25, 2016  |  Paul Tumarkin
A toxin-free method for extracting copper from raw ore and other procedures using molten salts represent an opportunity for a sizable impact in both mining and energy storage.
New Inventions Benefit Mining and Energy Industries >>

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