Newly Discovered Earth-like Planets Hold Promise for Life
Arizona planetary scientists anxious to learn more
UA Graduate Sets Sights High in the Sky: Science in Space
Michelle Thompson in the running for Canadian Space Agency astronaut job.
Nutrition, Not Genetics, May be Key Factor in Disease
UA conference to study role of good nutrition in disease prevention
Arizona Scientists On Edge Over Trump Environment Promises
President promised to relax or eliminate many environmental protections.
OSIRIS-REx Takes Photo of Jupiter, 3 Moons
UA-led mission testing out its cameras in search of Trojan asteroids.
Winter Rains, Snowfall Improve Arizona Water Picture
Many years of above normal precipitation still needed to recover from drought.
Meeting at the Intersection of Diplomacy and Science
Ambassadors, science advisers, researchers to tackle science diplomacy topics.
Satellites Reveal Shrinking Water, Bare Shorelines in Lower Grand Canyon
The drought-driven changes could affect recreation and wildlife.
At Arizona's Kartchner Caverns, Science Supports Stewardship — And Vice Versa
The Cochise County landmark is more than just a tourist draw.
Shrinking Lake Mead Water Levels Could Trigger Official Shortage
50 percent chance for cuts to water shares.
NAU Study: Some Success In Pine Forests With Managed Wildfires
Moderate-severity fires can restore historical conditions in certain areas.
Looking for Food-Borne Pathogens in Unusual Places
The Yuma agriculture industry wants to know what carries the pathogens and how far.
Former UA President Robert Shelton to Head Telescope Project
Shelton, the university's 19th president, has experience with global observatories.
Arizona Still Untouched by Disease Deadly to Deer
Chronic Wasting Disease has affected herds in other Western states.
Creating Rules of the Road for Hazardous Space Junk
UA's Moriba Jah is an author on NASA-commissioned study on managing space traffic
