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2010

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Invention Could Improve Cancer Drug Delivery, Lessen Harmful Effects of Chemotherapy

Dec. 20, 2010  |  Shelley Littin
An invention by UA researchers may provide a way to deliver chemotherapeutic drugs to cancer tissues in controlled doses without harming healthy body cell
Gold-Plated Therapy >>
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UA Engineering Tests Underground Border Security System

Dec. 13, 2010  |  Pete Brown
The University of Arizona College of Engineering is testing an invisible border monitoring system that could revolutionize the way the U.S. conducts homeland security.
Checking the Border from Below >>
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UA College of Engineering Biofuels Expert to Speak at Tucson’s First TEDx Conference

Nov. 29, 2010  |  Pete Brown
Kim Ogden will talk about bioreactor design microbiological water quality.
Making Algae Fuel a Reality >>
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UA to Induct New Regents' and Distinguished Professors

Nov. 22, 2010  |  Rebecca Ruiz-McGill
S. James Anaya, professor of law; Edgar Dryden, professor of English; and Marcia Rieke, professor of astronomy, will be inducted as Regents’ Professors, and Mary M. Poulton will be recognized as a University Distinguished Professor.
Mining Engineer Recognized >>
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UA and Honeywell Sign Research Agreement

Nov. 19, 2010  |  Pete Brown
Agreement allows the UA and Arizona's third biggest employer to skip some red tape and get to work quicker.
Speeding Up Collaboration >>
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UA’s High School Engineering Program Wins Education Award

Nov. 18, 2010  |  Pete Brown
College of engineering and partner schools awarded for innovative education program that enables high school students to get college credit.
Credit Worthy >>
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UA Engineering Robotics Outreach Club Featured on Arizona Public Media

Nov. 17, 2010  |  Pete Brown
The UA Engineering Lego Robotics Outreach Club, aka RoboClub, featured on Arizona Public Media Nov. 17.
Educational Automata >>
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Sustainability Congress Will Focus on Science and Engineering of Protecting Environment

Nov. 10, 2010  |  Pete Brown and Steve Delgado
More than 70 companies, five federal agencies, five professional engineering societies, and hundreds of delegates from around the globe will gather in Tucson when the UA College of Engineering hosts a global congress on the science of sustainability.
Holistic Sustainability >>

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