Make sure to stop by our Instagram today. Kati Price, an electrical and computer engineering major, is taking over our stories to show everyone what her life is like as a University of Arizona student. #takeover #CollegeLife #StudentLife #STEM #Tucson

Our #AzDesignDay23 students have partnered with local start-ups for their projects! From lightning-protective clothing to animal tracking devices. our students are solving problems through engineering. #stem #research #science #engineering bit.ly/40msYg2

Our #UADesignDay23 students have partnered with local start-ups for their projects! From lightning-protective clothing to animal tracking devices. our students are solving problems through engineering. #stem #research #science #engineering bit.ly/40msYg2

Professor Wolfgang Fink is this year's recipient of the SPIE Aden and Marjorie Meinel Technology Achievement Award. Fink is an associate professor in University of Arizona Electrical and Computer Engineering. The award recognizes top minds in optics & photonics tech. bit.ly/3JPkbhf

Join us today as Max Duque, a junior Optical Sciences & Engineering student from Highland Park, CO, takes over our Instagram account (via Stories)! #wildcats #StudentTakeover #Engineering #STEM

We spotted a familiar face in Discover Magazine! Terry Keith ('62, Mining Engineering) was featured in a story about more women joining the field of volcanology. 🌋 Discover Magazine bit.ly/3lU7x7B

Greyson Alexander St. Pierre is the winner of the Conrad Lee Fraps Memorial Scholarship & the Gene E. and Marylyn Schumann Tobey Scholarship. “I am a Tucson native with a love of University of Arizona," he said. "These scholarships allow me to afford college without large amounts of debt."

The @UArizona Cancer Engineering Initiative is bringing together the expertise of University of Arizona Cancer Center and UAZ Engineering to improve cancer treatment. Funded by the New Economy Initiative, the research uses 3D-printed growth environments to study cancer growth and response to therapies.

A University of Arizona startup has released software detection technology to ensure "attacks on life-critical systems, such as automobiles or medical devices, are detected and mitigated fast enough to prevent the worst-case outcome." #software #STEM #tech bit.ly/3ZDnWLe

Join us tomorrow for a webinar discussing sustainability in arid regions. Chemical and Environmental Engr. department chair Kim Ogden joins David Dierig, manager & plant breeder/geneticist for Bridgestone's Agro Operations at the Guayule Research Farm. bit.ly/3JYZfn4

Congratulations on your acceptance into the University of Arizona! As a Wildcat, you’ll discover everything you need to achieve your biggest, boldest goals. Click bit.ly/3KsUVh1 to complete all your important steps to becoming a Wildcat.

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Kasey Spradling won the Raclare Cordis Kanal Memorial, Herb & Sylvia Burton, and da Vinci Scholarships this year. "These scholarships have paved the way for my success. I’m honored & forever grateful to have received them, & I hope to give back to students just like me one day.”

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ICYMI, our final event in the 2023 Speaker Series discussed the use of guayule as a sustainable rubber source for tires. Guayule, pronounced “wy-oo-lee,” is a shrub native to the Chihuahuan Desert. #water #Arizona #STEM #ClimateChange bit.ly/3Kfcmk8

Listen to Jennifer Barton, director of the The University of Arizona BIO5 Institute speak with aztechcouncil on their podcast to discuss the current state of optics industry in Arizona. bit.ly/3U9N2Al

Armin Sorooshian, professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, recently appeared in a LiveScience article about clouds. The article gives an explanation into calculating how much a cloud weighs. (Hint: They're heavier than they look!) livescience.com/how-much-does-…

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