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While AI use is becoming more widespread, being honest about using it might make people trust you less, say U of A researchers.

Molten sulfide can migrate and coalesce within a solid planetary interior, according to a new experimental study published in Nature Communications. This process, which had not been directly confirmed in a laboratory setting, could help better understand the early evolution of rocky planets like Mars.

NASA has selected Rocket Lab USA Inc. to launch the agency's Aspera mission early next year. Led and managed by the U of A, Aspera will study galaxy evolution through observation of ultraviolet light.

The center is celebrating a half-century of preserving and promoting the art of photography through archives, exhibitions and education.

A study involving U of A researchers highlights a technique that could lead to processing speeds over 1,000 times faster than modern computer chips.

Erik Weihenmayer, the first blind person to summit Mount Everest, urged graduates in his Commencement address to reach into the unknown and be the "alchemists" to drive global change.

A gift from the Skoll Foundation will fund the Ending Pandemics Academy and the Jeff Skoll Endowed Chair in Ending Pandemics at the Zuckerman College of Public Health.

Seven years ago, Rivas was lying in a hospital bed recovering from emergency surgery. After being forced to put her studies on hold, she is now set to earn a degree in animal sciences from the U of A.

Students in the College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture spent the year designing and building an 8-by-12-foot shelter that could lay the groundwork for a network of similar shelters in Tucson.

U of A engineers designed an adhesive-free device, worn on the forearm, that continuously tracks and logs physiological data.