Research

The minimally invasive device examines fallopian tubes to aid in early diagnostics and hasten treatment.

University professors and community leaders gather to celebrate the installation of two advanced MRI machines.

The University of Arizona’s Xiaodong Yan is developing two-dimensional moiré quantum materials for computer chips that take on AI tasks at much greater speeds using far less energy.

Materials scientist Horst Hahn works to bolster the university's strategic research initiative by uniting with industry in national research hub.

The state’s three public universities came together on Aug. 8 at the Arizona Transportation Institute Summit to discuss how far they have come with speeding up much-needed roadwork and reinforcing the workforce.

Andrea Achilli develops water reuse solutions for both military and civilian communities as part of the university-government collaboration.

Colleges join forces to launch the Center for Health and Technology, or CHaT, to accelerate the development of health care devices like chip-based wearable and implantable devices.

Research focuses on how high-temperature air flow affects hypersonic vehicles.

The Center for World University Rankings recognizes the University of Arizona as one of the world's best research universities.