Episode 217: Problem-solving on the Navajo Nation.
Putting a focus on problem-solving on the Navajo Nation.
Episode 216: Exercise, stress and the immune system
Researching the relationship between exercise, stress and the immune system.
Episode 215: Conducting research on the cutting edge of particle physics.
The Large Hadron Collider in Europe helps scientists make discoveries basic to our understanding of the known universe.
Episode 214: The origin of our moon
What’s the origin story for Earth’s moon?
Episode 213: Creating new tools to find out how cells in the human body work
New methods to observe important cellular functions.
Episode 212: Vertical farming
Certainly not your grandmother’s greenhouse!
Episode 211: Trying to understand a virus that infects most of us
Learning more about herpes viruses.
Episode 210: Using gravimetry from satellites to measure snowfall
How scientists use satellites in earth orbit to measure how much water we can use on the ground.
Episode 209: Researching climate change at Biosphere 2
Using Biosphere 2 to research climate change.
First full geologic map of Titan reveals moon of varied landscapes
An author says the findings call for a new mission to the large moon of Saturn.
Episode 208: Osiris-Rex sampling sites advance to the final four.
Planners for the University of Arizona-led Osiris-Rex mission are getting closer to choosing a sampling site
Episode 207: Fiber optics for the toughest environments
Making fiber optics ready for the harshest environments.
Episode 206: The cost of energy indepedence
Examining the complications behind extracting oil and gas from underneath the Earth's surface.
Episode 205: Fighting for the future of chocolate
How plant viruses affect the availability of the foods we eat.
Episode 204: Helping teachers keep math interesting
A University of Arizona professor wants to help learners know, use and enjoy mathematics.
