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Judith Su in her lab with FLOWER. The lab is dark and lit with blue and purple lighting.

The Nose Knows: CAREER Awardee Developing Bioinspired Optical Sniffer Sensor

May 16, 2023  |  Emily Dieckman
With a prestigious grant from the National Science Foundation, a biomedical engineering and optical sciences researcher is creating a device that can sniff out diseases, dangerous chemicals and other substances with the sensitivity of a bloodhound.
Sensing Scents >>
Wolfgang Fink poses with a planetary rover

From Microelectronics to Mars

May 12, 2023  |  Riley Beck, UA Foundation
The Edward & Maria Keonjian Endowed Chair Supports Discoveries Big and Small.
Power of Philanthropy >>
Three people pose on the steps of Old Main at the University of Arizona

Mechanical Engineering Student Graduates With His Family

May 9, 2023  |  KVOA News 4 Tucson
Doing it together is ‘so big.’
Three Degrees >>
Kim Ogden holds a guayule plant

UA Engineers Lead $70M Project to Turn Desert Shrub Into Rubber

May 8, 2023  |  Chris Quirk
Guayule is a sustainable crop with the potential to provide a reliable domestic rubber source.
Climate- and Market-Smart Solution >>
6 people pose with framed letters

College Honors Spring 2023 Outstanding Seniors and Graduate Teaching Assistants

May 8, 2023  |  College of Engineering
Above & Beyond >>
6 students pose with a manufacturing device

Anti-Snoring Project Excites at Design Day 2023

May 4, 2023  |  Katy Smith
Engineering students competed for $47,000 in prizes, with projects ranging from the winning Snorpheus to a BattleBot and a system for a swarm of aquatic drones.
Helping & Family Are Front & Center >>
Adam Printz in his lab

NSF CAREER Awardee Advances Lightweight, Low-Cost Solar Technology

May 4, 2023  |  Emily Dieckman
Perovskite photovoltaics are a promising method for generating solar energy, but molecular-level instabilities have prevented their widespread use. With a prestigious National Science Foundation Award, an engineering professor seeks to deepen...
The Power of Perovskites >>
Erin Ratcliff

Da Vinci Circle Selects Erin Ratcliff as 2023 Fellow

May 4, 2023  |  University of Arizona College of Engineering
From a UA postdoc to a national center director, a chemical and environmental engineering professor has brought together disciplines and teams from across the nation to accelerate the pace of science.
Actually Amazing >>

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