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(From left) Sherap Sangpo, clinical research coordinator, and Michael Grandner, Sleep and Health Research Program director and associate professor of psychiatry, review settings for the Mind After Midnight research study. In the foreground is Denisse Armenta, program manager for the lab.

New $3.8M NIH grant funds research on 'mind after midnight' as a suicide risk factor

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Eller Research Shows Disclosing AI Use Can Backfire

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Kirk Dimond honored with CELA TRIAD Award

Small Magellanic Cloud Imaged by Herschel mission, Planck observatory, Infrared Astronomical Satellite, and Cosmic Background Explorer.

A galaxy next door is transforming, and astronomers can see it happening

David Ebert, the U of A's chief artificial intelligence and data science officer, presents on AI at the university during a recent AI in Health Symposium on campus. Ebert directs the Office of Responsible Artificial Intelligence, which coordinates university-wide AI efforts and manages the U of A AI Platform.

U of A to expand free AI tools for campus community

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Study Abroad Puts Language Learning into Context

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Rainbow co-leads $3.6M NIH grant to advance nurse-led burnout solutions

Steward Observatory's Kate Alexander and Carl Fields are recipients of the 2025 Scialog Collaborative Innovation Awards

Steward Observatory’s Kate Alexander and Carl Fields Win Prestigious Scialog Awards

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A team led by Michael D. L. Johnson is developing a compound that can smuggle an antimicrobial drug through bacteria's defensive shields.

'Trojan horse' may deliver toxic dose of copper to bacterial colonies, including drug-resistant MRSA infections

Using artificial intelligence to analyze gait data, the wearable device developed in Philip Gutruf's lab detects frailty, a common condition among the elderly and disabled known to cause falls and lead to hospitalization.

AI-powered wearable boosts preventative care for elderly

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