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Cybersecurity Means Job Security

Take a 360-Degree View of the UA's Spring Fling

Wolfgang Fink: "Where does the human end, and the machine begin? Should robots have rights? This is what we will run into eventually."

Humans, Machines Enter a New Orbit

"Research and development leads to innovations and technology. I always knew that I wanted to go into that direction, so that I can contribute to solving some important problems facing our planet," says Joel Cuello, UA professor of agricultural and biosys

The Future of Farming Takes Root

Cape Town's Water Crisis: Could It Happen in Arizona?

The UA's Larry Head has led the development of infrastructure for vehicle-to-vehicle communication, which is expected to be on U.S. roads in about six years.

How a UA Engineer Gets Cars to Talk

The UA's Becki Beadling and Joellen Russell have been working on a $21 million collaborative project, whose goal is to understand the Southern Ocean's acidification, heat uptake, and carbon and nutrient cycling.

UA Seeks Answers From the Deep

Lisa Ordóñez, vice dean of the Eller College of Management, and Elliott Cheu, associate dean of the College of Science, are serving as co-chairs of the UA's Strategic Planning Committee.

Strategic Planning Session Set for UA's Phoenix Campus

Participants met in small groups at a Jan. 29 event to consider the question: What impact will the UA have on students, society and the community in 10 years?

UA Strategic Plan Draws Wide Interest on Campus

Judy Brown, a plant virologist in the UA's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, is working with African scientists and farmers to create greater awareness of a disease that is killing cacao trees.

Cocoa, Currency and a Chocolate Crisis

Super Bowl Has UA Written All Over It

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