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Miguel Pugmire

Blasting Through Barriers: Miguel Pugmire

April 18, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
Standout senior from a small mining town in the Atacama Desert on course to collect three bachelor’s degrees. Fourth article in series about diversity and inclusivity in mining engineering at the University of Arizona.
From Laborer to Leader >>
Leah Kaplan

UA Chemical Engineering Student Leah Kaplan Wins Freeman Medal

April 12, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
Flinn Scholar, Tau Beta Pi president and former Lego guru pursues career in science diplomacy
A Very Diplomatic Engineer >>
Gaurav Gupta

Blasting Through Barriers: Gaurav Gupta

April 11, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
Graduate of prestigious institute in India excels at the UA -- and helps other students be their best. Third article in series about diversity and inclusivity in mining engineering at the University of Arizona.
An Inherited Dream Realized >>
Bruce Alberts

Former National Academy of Science President Speaks at University of Arizona

April 5, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
Bruce Alberts on writing textbooks, reforming science education and expanding scientists’ reach.
Read More >>
mcgill talk

Raytheon’s Top Engineer to Students: Be Curious

April 5, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
Laura McGill explains why she loves her career, and what others can do to follow a similar trajectory.
Engineering Careers are Booming >>
Ana Ingstrom

Blasting Through Barriers: Ana Ingstrom

April 3, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
Alumna keeps her head and her heart in the world of mining -- even when life gets in the way. Second article in series about diversity and inclusivity in mining engineering at the University of Arizona.
Drawing Strength From Faculty and Classmates >>
summer engineering academy students

Students Set Out from Summer Camp to College and Career

March 30, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
The UA College of Engineering’s Summer Engineering Academy can turn undecided high school students into dedicated engineering undergraduates.
From Summer Fun to Serious Job >>
brain scans

Brain Injury Modeling Reveals Deep Trauma Patterns

March 30, 2018  |  Emily Dieckman
New research results indicate that traumatic brain injury, such as that resulting from impacts in sports and auto accidents, is caused by stretching and straining of tissue well below the surface of the brain.
New Facts Emerge About Silent Epidemic >>

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