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Ink Dries on Printable Electronics DOE Award for UA Professor

Aug. 17, 2023  |  By Emily Dieckman
Printable electronics could enable technologies like highly efficient thin-film solar power and rollable LED screens, but determining how to print these films at manufacturing scale is still a work in progress. A chemical engineering professor is setting out to overcome challenges in scalable printing with a prestigious $875,000 award from the...
Revving up RAPID >>
Angelina Anani poses with virtual reality equipment

The Mine Comes to the Classroom

Aug. 16, 2023  |  By Katy Smith
Angelina Anani places the University of Arizona’s mining classes among the nation’s first to incorporate virtual reality.
Twinning >>
A gloved worker holds a computer chip

Arizona Leads the Way in Semiconductors

Aug. 10, 2023  |  By Arizona Commerce Authority
The University of Arizona is committed to collaborations that are growing the semiconductor workforce and supporting the industry.
At the Forefront >>
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Prestigious Awards Pave the Way for Twins in Engineering

Aug. 8, 2023  |  By Katy Smith
First-year students plan to take problem-solving mindsets all the way to medical school.
Starting the Journey >>
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Training Expands UA’s Cybersecurity Expertise to Minority-Serving Schools Across Nation

Aug. 8, 2023  |  By Katy Smith
The hands-on PACT program provides research and leadership opportunities for undergrads and graduate students.
2 Ways to Learn >>
Avery Stockdale-Stepehens stands with a poster pesentation called "Simulating Hypersonic Flow Fields"

Spending the Summer as a NASA Intern: A Q&A With Avery Stockdale-Stephens

Aug. 6, 2023  |  By University of Arizona College of Engineering
Aerospace and mechanical engineering student keeps busy with prestigious research position between finishing her bachelor’s degree and beginning her PhD.
From AME to AMES >>
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NSF Grant Supports Engineering and Health Lessons for Pascua Yaqui and Hispanic Students

July 27, 2023  |  By Jeff Gardner
Students in the C2SHIP program are learning community advocacy and STEM concepts.
Care In Place >>
Mario Romero-Ortega head shot, Ricardo Valerdi in baseball stands

Two Departments Engage New Leaders

July 20, 2023  |  By Katy Smith
Mario Romero-Ortega joins biomedical from the University of Houston, while Ricardo Valerdi is promoted from within systems and industrial.
Looking Forward >>
Ricardo Valerdi stands with a baseball and catcher's mitt in a baseball stadium

Embracing the Future: Ricardo Valerdi Leads SIE into the Next 60 Years of Innovation

July 17, 2023  |  By Angelique Leon
As the department celebrates 60 years since the founding of systems engineering, Valerdi’s vision expands beyond becoming a top-ranked program to meeting the needs of a changing world.
A Vision for Systems >>
Andrea Achilli in his lab, with beakers in the foreground of the photo.

University and Partners Form Consortium to Address Southwest Water Concerns

July 13, 2023  |  By Emily Dieckman
As traditional sources of water run low, concern around Arizona's water supply is growing. A team of researchers is working to address the problem by advancing water reuse techniques.
Multimillion-Dollar Consortium >>

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