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Mario Romero-Ortega joins elite ranks of inventors as a 2026 NAI Senior Member

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U of A alumni crush competitors at international mining games

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National Academy of Engineering elects Timothy Snider to 2026 class

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NXP Semiconductors donates $7.7M in chips to U of A

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U of A to build instruments for deep space telescope

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With surgical precision, Dr. Chris Salvino shifts to moon mining

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Employers recruit ‘great student talent’ at iExpo

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ACA, U of A launch $35.5M semiconductor tech center

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Federal earmark provides $3M for U of A mineral processing facility

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Big Idea Challenge powers orbital data center development

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