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More than 5 million copies of “The Phantom Tollbooth” have been sold, including several to researcher Tally Largent-Milnes, who found scientific inspiration within the pages of the illustrated children’s book.

Hearing the Invisible: the inspiration behind the installation

University of Arizona Health Sciences researcher Michael Johnson, PhD, an associate professor of immunobiology, said he hopes his work on how copper interacts with bacteria could someday lead to a next-generation antibiotic.

$1.9M NIH grant will allow researchers to explore how copper kills bacteria

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CESM brings together experts to drive sustainable mining practices in Arizona

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AIAA selects Hanquist and Craig as associate fellows

University of Arizona Health Sciences researchers will study whether there is a correlation between environmental exposures, such as air pollution and extreme temperatures, and emergency medical transport calls.

Do air pollution and extreme temperatures increase 911 emergency calls?

Research Leadership Institute participants now research partners

Hickenbottom seeks to close the loop on water-energy circularity through onsite advanced membrane processes coupled with renewable energy generation technologies. First and second images from the left: a pilot project recycling water with solar power. Center image: Co-author Lindsay Ridpath with Hickenbottom at her research facilities at the U of A Water & Energy Sustainable Technology (WEST) Center, also pictured in images to the right.

More Circularity, Less Drain

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Jason Karnes Appointed Department Head of Pharmacy Practice and Science

Tepary beans are high in protein, packed with micronutrients, and thrive in harsh desert climates, making them a promising solution to food insecurity related to environmental changes.

Finding a nutritious solution to a climate change challenge

The Extended Reality and Games Lab (XRG Lab), led by College of Information Science professors Lila Boz and Ren Boz, conducts cutting-edge research on extended and virtual reality, including this horizontally flipped interaction in VR for improving spatial ability.

The Value of Academic Extended Reality and Games Research to Industry: A Look Inside the University of Arizona XRG Lab

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