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Linking genes to growth in sorghum

Stephanie Russo Carroll, an associate professor in the Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, helped develop a new research standard that advises scientists and professionals how to record provenance for data about and from Indigenous Peoples' nations, communities and territories.

U of A expert leads process to codify the first global standard on Indigenous Peoples' data

EarthScape takes the viewer on an interstellar journey, with dancers representing a pair of planets with intertwined characteristics.

EarthScape: Where artistic and scientific worlds collide

U of A-led research team will study how soil microbes could make or break hydrogen's clean energy promise

U of A-led research team will study how soil microbes could make or break hydrogen's clean energy promise

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Heather Froehlich pens first chapter of 'Text and Data Mining Literacy for Librarians'

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Dr. Valerie Shirley Named 2025 Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellow

Dr. John Schaibley with Dr. Brian LeRoy and graduate students in the Schaibley and LeRoy Labs.

University of Arizona physicist John Schaibley awarded Moore Foundation Grant to advance experimental quantum research

Kerri Hickenbottom talks about water conservation in the documentary "Flowing Forward: Shared Water."

Hickenbottom appears in Colorado River documentary

The Mach-X research team. Front row, from left: Krishna Muralidharan, Kavan Hazeli, Andrew Wessman and Oana Cazacu. Back row, from left, Benoit Revil-Baudard and Sammy Tin. The team uses emerging technologies like machine learning to boost the production of ultrafast aircraft.

College of Engineering team wins $5M to speed defense manufacturing

The transparency trap: Admitting you use AI on the job can come at a cost to your credibility. Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

Being honest about using AI at work makes people trust you less, research finds

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