The Wall Street Journal March 6, 2020 California law pressures small-company boards to include women Researchers at Clemson University and the University of Arizona found the average cost of adding a board seat was nearly $182,000 annually in compensation.
KVOA March 5, 2020 UArizona opened new medical device design lab The University of Arizona College of Engineering opened the Peter and Nancy Salter Medical Device Design Lab.
Tucson Weekly March 5, 2020 Sweating the small stuff A team of researchers is developing new methods to collect and analyze sweat for clues about how the body is functioning.
CNBC March 5, 2020 Here's what to do if you are boarding a plane in the age of coronavirus To avoid germs at the security checkpoint, people should never walk barefoot though the metal detector, said Charles Gerba.
Mic March 4, 2020 How to clean your smartphone because it’s full of germs "We touch more surfaces than any generation in history, from ATM machines to self-checkout counters," said Charles Gerba, a professor of microbiology.
The Conversation March 3, 2020 Spring is arriving earlier across the US, and that's not always good news Theresa Crimmins writes that the early arrival of springtime warmth has many downsides for the natural world and for humans.
Gizmodo March 3, 2020 Black hole photobombs asteroid Last fall, the student-built Regolith X-Ray Imaging Spectrometer onboard NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft detected a newly flaring black hole.
Bloomberg News March 2, 2020 TurboTax owner's acquisition of Credit Karma could spark antitrust concerns Barak Orbach said he believes Intuit's acquisition of Credit Karma will be approved since it could help create competition with the tech giants.
Arizona Daily Star Feb. 29, 2020 Pushing drug discoveries developed in Tucson to patients' bedside is focus of UArizona effort The College of Pharmacy's new Arizona Center for Drug Discovery seeks to energize the drug discovery process across campus.
The Washington Post Feb. 29, 2020 I thought I knew a lot about how to prevent heart disease. I was surprised by what I didn't know. Dr. Martha Gulati said that women under 55 "either don't survive their heart attack or they don't live long after" it for several reasons.
