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2024

Judith Su in the lab

Researchers take power and efficiency of biological sensing to record level

Sept. 16, 2024  |  Chris Quirk
Latest FLOWER device application could lead to better health outcomes and diagnostics.
Immediate quantum leap >>
A man in a blue shirt stands in front of a small-scale table that mimics a lunar base.

NASA-funded summer program opens doors to aerospace workforce

Sept. 9, 2024  |  Alexandra Pere
Undergrads find deeper academic engagement and discover NASA opportunities in university laboratories.
Opening doors into aerospace >>
Lia Crocker poses outdoors at the University of Arizona

Capstone team will help return coral to the Biosphere 2 ocean

Sept. 6, 2024  |  Katy Smith
Advising the students is the next step for alum who began her career at the UA research facility.
Climate Change Solutions >>
nine students pose outdoors

Engineering student begins mentored research in clean water advocacy

Sept. 5, 2024  |  Udall Center and College of Engineering
Udall Center selects Trisha Jean Lane as a Mo’s Policy Scholar
A Profound Purpose >>
two University of Arizona students walk through a desert landscape

Collaborating toward progress in engineering diversity

Sept. 4, 2024  |  Katy Smith
NSF regional hub membership augments College of Engineering support programs for underrepresented students.
Fast-Tracking Efforts >>
Worker fixes electrical wiring in electric vehicle battery.

Preventing car battery fires with help from machine learning

Aug. 29, 2024  |  Alexandra Pere
Basab Goswami's framework sets the stage for car manufacturers to more accurately predict and prevent dangerous EV battery fires with machine learning.
EV battery safety >>
Ilana Valenzuela portrait

‘Sign me up,’ says new engineering student at every turn

Aug. 26, 2024  |  Katy Smith
Incoming student begins with course credit, a stellar career plan and an invention she may use to launch a startup.
Prepared Pupil >>
A cube-like box drifts around earth with a beach-ball like antenna on its right side.

Signals from student-built CatSat finally reach home

Aug. 19, 2024  |  University Communications, Arizona Daily Star and College of Engineering staff
After a tense wait, the Wildcat team at the University of Arizona is receiving data from its CubeSat and getting set to test an inflatable antenna as well as study radio communication in the ionosphere.
Student-built satellite  >>

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