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Valerie Shirley and Jeremy Garcia to lead new AERA section for Indigenous teaching and teacher education

288 solar panels were installed atop ENR2 and will provide 15% of the building's annual electrical use. The panels also partially shade a green roof where scientists will study the benefits of combining solar panels with green spaces.

Harvesting Sunlight and Plant Power on UArizona's Greenest Building

Electrical and computer engineering assistant professor Boulat Bash (right) with graduate students Zihao Gong and Michael Bullock.

CAREER Awardee Investigates Quantum’s ‘Sweet Spot’

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Hispanic Heritage Month: UArizona Artist Explores 'Merging of Two Cultures'

In this Apollo 17 onboard photo, scientist and astronaut Harrison H. Schmitt collects rock samples from a huge boulder near the Valley of Tourus-Littrow on the lunar surface.

UA Planetary Scientist Wins Bid to Study Moon Samples

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