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UA entices internationally recognized plant genetic scientist to move his laboratory here.
Astronomers have used "earthshine" to get a spectrum of our planet that will be useful in their future searches for Earth-like planets around other stars.
The Arizona Power Authority (APA) is funding a scholarship program at Arizona's three state universities that will benefit undergraduates studying in the power and energy fields.
Photos from the 2001 Technology & Management Awards Luncheon (TMAL) are online.
Months of preparation paid off in less than 60 seconds as University of Arizona and Smithsonian scientists successfully aluminized the mirror of the largest single-mirror telescope in North America.
The Caltech astronomer who detected the atmosphere of a planet outside our solar system will give a department talk at the UA next Tuesday.
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences will officially open new facilities at the Campus Agricultural Center for aquaculture pathology and controlled environment agriculture on Tuesday, Feb. 19.
NASA today announced that "Dawn" will be one of the two new Discovery missions slated for launch in 2006. UA astronomer and team member Mark Sykes is elated.
UA's Alfredo Huete is using the MODIS instrument on NASA's Terra satellite to monitor rainforests and semi-arid regions, land areas affected by climate change and human impact.
UA and ASU researchers are looking for better ways to deal with design, management and control of ultra-large networks. They want to develop "immune systems" to fight computer viruses, more efficient ways of transferring data, and modeling tools that will allow them to design a more efficient and robust Internet.
