Nature July 10, 2019 These young scientists will shape the next 50 years of Moon research Jessica Barnes, an incoming assistant professor at the UA, was recently selected to receive access to previously unopened moon rock samples.
The Arizona Republic July 10, 2019 Apollo 11 50th anniversary: Here's where to celebrate the moon landing around Arizona Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium at the UA is hosting a day filled with moon-based activities and presentations on July 20.
KGUN July 8, 2019 UA research looks at neurons in the brain that makes us hungry UA researchers have identified a network of neurons that coordinate with other brain regions to influence eating behaviors.
Time July 8, 2019 Inside Instagram's war on bullying Sheri Bauman, a counseling professor at the UA College of Education, calls Instagram a "one-stop shop for the bully."
The Arizona Republic July 8, 2019 How ASU, UA scientists helped Apollo astronauts land on the moon The maps and images created by a small UA team at the start of the space race opened the door for lunar and planetary exploration 50 years ago.
The New York Times July 5, 2019 Restoring forests could help put a brake on global warming, study finds A UA-led study in 2013 found that even mass die-offs of trees release less carbon than expected into the atmosphere.
Arizona Daily Star July 5, 2019 New UA program geared to help veterans succeed in STEM fields The UA's Michael Marty is developing a program to support veteran students who are pursuing STEM degrees.
Arizona Daily Star July 4, 2019 UA professor invents better way to keep dust down A biocompatible polymer blend invented at the UA seeks to control dust in arid environments and places such as mines and construction sites.
Forbes July 4, 2019 Do astronauts have an increased risk of cancer? UA-led research found that astronauts who embarked on spaceflights lasting longer than six months experienced a decrease in the functionality of NK cells.
USA Today July 3, 2019 Leave your shoes at the door: Science says they could make you sick UA microbiologist Charles Gerba led a study that tested the amount of bacteria found on shoes.
