World-Class Bioscience Research
With hundreds of researchers from 19 colleges and 84 departments from across the University of Arizona, the BIO5 Institute is a powerhouse of bioscience discovery and innovation. Together, our faculty and researchers, representing five core disciplines — agriculture, engineering, medicine, pharmacy and science — are solving the world’s most complex biology-based challenges. We’re committed to improving the health of the people of Arizona and beyond.
How the BIO5 Member Network Can Help You
BIO5 is home to some of the top minds in bioscience and continues to attract renowned researchers from all over. Our unique culture of interdisciplinary collaboration accelerates discovery and the development of novel solutions for complex problems. We are always seeking Arizona faculty to join us, industry partners to work with us and students to learn from us.
Let's Change the World, Together
Interdisciplinary collaboration is the key to solving the world’s most pressing problems. Join us on our quest for a healthier, more sustainable future for all.
Our Mission
Improving Health
We are focused on eradicating Arizona and the world of certain diseases by developing groundbreaking devices, diagnostics and treatments.
Engaging Students
We are invested in equipping future researchers with the knowledge and skills they need to lead the next generation of scientific innovations.
Impacting Arizona
We are committed to the people of Arizona but also to its land, workforce and economy, which is why stewardship is part of who we are.
Upcoming Events
BIO5 Inspiring Women in STEM
July 12, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
We invite the Arizona community to join us for an interactive panel featuring inspiring women from various fields, who will share their unique journeys and insights from different stages of their careers.
KEYS Research Internship Showcase
July 18, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Join us in celebrating the 2025 KEYS interns from across Arizona, including the inaugural Phoenix cohort, and exploring the research projects they’ve conducted alongside top scientists in University of Arizona labs..
