AABC Meets: Sukrit Ranjan, Part II Arizona Astrobiology Center member Sukrit Ranjan (Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of Arizona) tells how astrobiology factors into his work. youtu.be/mHBIldLj-BU UArizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory University of Arizona Research University of Arizona Sukrit Ranjan #astrobiology

Join UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment in person or online TODAY to hear from Dr. Elise Gornish, Director of AIR's @uaztumamoc within University of Arizona Research on Making Aridland Restoration Better 🌵🌾 Event info: snre.arizona.edu/events/seminar…

Art alumnus Martin Krafft spent three months in Berlin as an artist-in-residence, approaching people in public, offering to read them a poem. Reading one poem 1,000 times to strangers in Berlin. An artistic, social experiment. Video | azart.fyi/1poem1000times #poem #poetry

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Researchers from U of A & Purdue are developing VR-Bio-Talk, a platform combining VR & AI to analyze datasets from agricultural sensors. Thanks to NSF funding, experts hope the platform will lead to research that bridges the gap between biology, agriculture and computer science:

We are proud to congratulate Dr. Jia Hu, Director of SW CASC within AIR, and her fantastic team on this exciting new award and recognition from USGS to continue their impactful work! 👏 University of Arizona Research UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment UArizona Ag, Life & Environmental Sciences Arizona Environment

The U of A DataLab Series are here! Six different series offer multiple workshop sessions in topics to help you better understand and analyze data. Today we're highlighting Exploring the LLM Frontier, which covers the ins and outs of generative AI. Don't worry if you missed a

Growing up in Pirtleville AZ, near the U.S.-Mexico border, Ada M. Wilkinson-Lee saw how tight-knit communities care for each other. Now, as a Mexican American Studies professor, she focuses on addressing public health needs in communities like her hometown.bit.ly/47CNttJ

Along with her dual faculty appointments in Physiology and Biomedical Engineering, 2024 honoree Dr. Erika Eggers developed a program that studies how vision-related neurons in the retina are altered in early diabetes. She's accumulated a multitude of publications, bringing in

Researchers from @UArizona are developing a tool that combines AI, virtual reality and agriculture. Funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation, the technology will allow researchers to delve deeper into the agricultural data that they collect. More: ow.ly/hAGJ50ToJoh

The U of A's Jonathan Bean was featured in InformationWeek’s "Will Future AI Demands Derail Sustainable Energy Initiatives?" The piece explores the growing energy demands of AI and how innovations can align sustainability with technological progress. Jonathan offers key insights

2024 honoree Dr. Lisa Elfring, vice provost for Instruction and Assessment and specialist in Biology Education, has been a driving force for discovering and adopting effective approaches to evaluating teaching in higher education. Dr. Elfring has a passion for communicating big

AABC Meets: Sukrit Ranjan, Part III In our final section, Arizona Astrobiology Center member Sukrit Ranjan (Lunar and Planetary Laboratory) tells us what sparked his interest in astrobiology. youtu.be/6Wm8T4JDctc UArizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory University of Arizona Research University of Arizona Sukrit Ranjan

Congrats to Ada Wilkinson-Lee, 2024 Women of Impact honoree and Associate Professor of Mexican American Studies, for winning the Outstanding Public Scholar Award! Her work in Latino health and community-based research uplifts border communities. bit.ly/3X1chqu

The fall equinox is almost here! This year it falls on Sept. 22, so grab some apple cider or a pumpkin spice latte while you read this Q&A with a graduate student in the Department of Physics to better understand the astronomical phenomena behind equinoxes:

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Arizona’s political landscape is rapidly evolving ahead of the election. Lisa Sanchez, assistant prof. at School of Government & Public Policy, highlights the state’s growing diversity and shifting demographics as key factors in turning Arizona into a major political battleground. bit.ly/3MWKGlK

Rising Star of Research Megan Senseney is an expert in what makes the U of A, its collections, and its commitments so special. She leads a team dedicated to emerging specialty areas within academic librarianship. Her research focuses on the social dimensions of data-intensive

2024 Women of Impact honoree Dr. Andrea Gerlak is the Director of the Udall Center, and professor in the School of Geography, Development and Environment. Her research focuses on institutions for governing water resources, she mainly examines conflict around water including