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Dogs, Toddlers Show Similarities in Social Intelligence

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Study Finds Naps May Help Preschoolers Learn

UA anthropology professor Daniela Triadan excavates the collapsed facade of the royal palace of Ceibal, which was burned during the Classic Maya collapse in the ninth century.(Photo: Takeshi Inomata)

Archaeologists Uncover New Clues to Maya Collapse

New research sheds light on a possible new way to motivate athletes.(GIF: Bob Demers/UANews)

Study Links Athletic Performance to Mortality

HIV particles infecting a T-cell, viewed under a scanning electron microscope. T-cells perform important functions in our immune system.

Findings Show How AIDS Spread Across North America

The Atlas V rocket carrying the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft lifts off from Space Launch Complex 41 in Cape Canaveral, Florida.(Photo: Joel Kowsky/NASA)

Bound for Bennu! OSIRIS-REx Launch Was 'Perfect'

It wasn't until she took a community college course that UA alumna Daniella DellaGiustina became fascinated by space science.(Photo: Bob Demers/UANews)

Career Map Surprised OSIRIS-REx Scientist

OSIRIS-REx, your ride is here: The booster and Centaur upper stage of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V vent gaseous propellant during a “wet dress rehearsal” test at Space Launch Complex 41 at Florida’s Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.(Photo: NASA/Kim Shiflett)

Let's Do Launch: Where to Watch OSIRIS-REx

“For the nation's inmates to suddenly change an economic practice stretching back hundreds of years so that they might better feed themselves suggests a serious change in the quality of care,” the UA's Michael Gibson-Light says.

Noodles Supplant Cigarettes as Prison Currency of Choice

Bennu: How a Little Asteroid Became a Rock Star

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