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UA sets tech-licensing record
The UA reached a record number of agreements helping to bring university-developed technology into the marketplace in 2010.
Developing Sustainable Biofuel Crops
Scientists and engineers at the University of Arizona are developing sustainable agricultural biofuel field crops for Arizona and the desert Southwest.
2011 Innovation Day at UA
Innovation Day at UA celebrates technology development and commercialization by highlighting the research achievements of students, staff and faculty.
Childhood Asthma Research
A new UA national childhood asthma study suggests a new treatment regimen that decreases the risk of worsening symptoms in children.
$1M grant for "Energy Telescope"
The grant, from Science Foundation Arizona, will support research to make solar electricity more cost-effective eventually contributing to the creation of thousands of high-quality jobs in Arizona.
New ways to fight brain cancer
The National Institutes of Health awarded $1.6 million to UA researchers to study poorly understood causes of glioblastoma, the most common and devastating type of brain cancer.
Working on tomorrow's Internet
UA researchers received $8 million from the National Science Foundation to investigate ways to revolutionize the Internet's architecture.
New BIO5 facility opens in ORO Valley
The new facility will allow UA researchers to get new therapies and drug discoveries faster into the market for patients use.
Exhibit Highlights History of Mexico
"Many Mexicos: Vistas de la Frontera" at the Arizona State Museum traces the development of the country from its pre-Columbian indigenous roots through today.
UA-led initiative rids Arizona of one the world’s most damaging cotton pests
A new strategy combines pest-resistant cotton with the controlled release of sterile pink bollworm moths.