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Adam Printz, Judith Su and Nima Toosizadeh

Three University of Arizona Engineers Win NSF CAREER Awards

Three UA College of Engineering professors have received the National Science Foundation’s CAREER Award, the organization’s most prestigious honor for early-career faculty.
Gabriel Geffen sits at a traffic simulator

New Civil Engineering Grad Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Gabriel Geffen will continue his traffic studies at the UA.
Nima Toosizadeh

NSF CAREER Awardee Develops a 1-Minute Frailty Testing Platform

A University of Arizona professor is developing a quick and accurate way to screen patients for frailty, and better inform physicians’ care decisions. In tandem, he’s helping students at the crossroads of and engineering and medicine choose their paths.
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

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.

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