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At the core of the system licensed by GUIA is the ability to sense a miner's location and body temperature, predict potential problems and recommend steps to avert health risks.
Researchers at the UA and the Illinois Institute of Technology are developing safety measures for lidar-based navigation, looking to increase our confidence in robotic cars.
Systems engineering professor Ricardo Valerdi succeeds Jory Hancock as the University's faculty athletics representative to the Pac-12 Conference and NCAA.
A non-skin-penetrating sunscreen has been licensed to MexiAloe from the work of professor Douglas Loy and student Stephanie Tolbert, who developed the formulation.
It's a new era of discovery for the College of Engineering, which is building two additional wind tunnels to explore instability and materials failure in vehicles traveling at extremely high speeds. Faculty members Alex Craig, Hermann Fasel and Anatoli Tumin are leading the effort.
A drone for pollinating date palm trees takes the top prize at the annual event, the culmination of a year of intense project work by UA College of Engineering students.
"Science Diplomacy and Policy With Focus on the Americas" is a global conference on practical solutions to some of today's most pressing environmental and sustainability challenges.
Using high-performance techniques, UA researcher Adam Buntzman has led an effort to harness supercomputers to create the first map of the human immune system.
