2010

Tech Product Reviewer Getting Nationwide Attention

Aug. 3, 2010 | La Monica Everett-Haynes, University Communications

Brian Klug, a UA senior and Honors College student, was one of the first engineers to detect problems with the Apple iPhone 4 antenna. His work has generated nationwide news coverage as he continues to review other products.

First to Bite Apple >>

UA Professor’s Autonomous Robotic Space Exploration Research Featured in Science Magazine

Aug. 3, 2010 | Pete Brown

No Longer "Pretty Dumb" >>

RoboClub Rules for Budding Engineers

July 28, 2010 | Ed Stiles

Lego Robotics Summer Workshops expose kids to the fun side of math and physics and help them see the connections between what they are learning.

Robots Help Teach Math and Science >>

Teachers Become Students as They Prepare to Teach High School Engineering

July 23, 2010 | Pete Brown

Arizona teachers become students at a workshop that is part of a program to increase the number of engineering graduates.

Teaching Teachers to Teach Engineering >>

‘Lab on a Chip’ Detects Human, Agricultural Contaminants

July 19, 2010 | Susan McGinley

The UA's Jeong-Yeol Yoon is using glass-slide laboratories to detect E. coli in water and vegetables and to monitor disease in livestock.

Food Safety To Go >>

New Report Shows Engineering Degrees Have Highest Earning Power

July 16, 2010 | Pete Brown

Engineering degrees comprise four of the five highest paid majors among the college class of 2010, according to a new study.

Value Added >>

Year in Review: UA Student Branch, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

July 7, 2010 | Ryan Crompton

Aerospace engineering senior Ryan Crompton, president of the UA student branch of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, or UA-AIAA, reflects on a busy year for the club.

A Look Back at Things Aeronautic >>