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Homecoming 2022: Memories, Updates & Honors for a Sea of Wildcat Engineers

Nov. 15, 2022  |  Katy Smith
Welcome Back >>
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11 Pieces of Advice From UA Engineering Wildcats

Nov. 8, 2022  |  University of Arizona College of Engineering
Earning an engineering education is as rewarding as it is challenging, and many find they learn just as much about topics like teamwork, communication and even themselves as they do about scientific principles and the design and manufacture of goods...
Top Tips >>
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Solar Oven Throw Down 2022: A Day for New and Lasting Collaborations

Nov. 7, 2022  |  Katy Smith
600 students took early steps into engineering design as the college celebrated 10 years in partnership with Gore.
A Decade in Partnership >>
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ECE Dept. Head Leading NSF Grant to Secure and Accelerate Machine Learning

Oct. 31, 2022  |  Jeff Gardner
Security & privacy >>
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Space Sciences, Water Resources Shine in US News Best Global Universities Ranking

Oct. 27, 2022  |  University Communications
UArizona ranked 108 out of 2,000 higher education institutions across 95 countries in the 2023 Best Global Universities ranking.
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Battery-Free, Light-Powered Pacemaker May Improve Quality of Life for Heart Disease Patients

Oct. 27, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
University of Arizona engineers lead a research team that is developing a new kind of pacemaker, which envelops the heart and uses precise targeting capabilities to bypass pain receptors and reduce patient discomfort.
Precise Pacemaking >>
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Improving Arizona Air Through Ozone Research

Oct. 9, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
A multi-university team uses a multi-million dollar ABOR grant to learn about how emissions sources and the Southwest’s unique weather and climate influence the production of ozone and contribute to health issues.
Respiratory Research >>
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New UArizona Center Focuses on Safety, Sustainability and Security in Space

Oct. 4, 2022  |  Research, Innovation & Impact
The Space4 Center is a partnership involving the College of Engineering, College of Science, BIO5 Institute and the Office of Research, Innovation & Impact.
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