Faculty

The national organization recognizes excellence in academic invention.

Mining students and alumni from five countries keep the old ways alive: laying railroad track, drilling rock in two different ways, sawing timber, land surveying, panning for gold, and racing mine carts.

The Regents Professor of biomedical engineering and medicine is one of three University of Arizona faculty to accept the honor recognizing research excellence.

The company’s gift gives electrical and computer engineering students hands-on experience with industry-grade hardware.

Associate professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering Ewan Douglas leads an interdisciplinary group of researchers to build two out of three instruments for the Lazuli telescope.

The Arizona Commerce Authority’s funding of tools and augmented reality training systems for advanced semiconductor manufacturing boosts workforce development and research partnerships.

The program aims to create systemic change in the workforce.

The University Distinguished Professor is one of only two university presidents named to the committee.

Government backs the School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources to strengthen mining workforce.

University of Arizona engineers design a mesh sleeve that monitors leg movements for subtle signs of frailty with AI.