The funding from the Arizona Commerce Authority includes workforce development to boost the ability to produce more computer chips domestically

Internationally renowned researchers exchange ideas around prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

Wolfgang Fink holds commonalities with the award’s namesakes, who were leaders in establishing the UA as an optics powerhouse.

Funded at $10.95 million over four years, SPECS will focus on the molecular-level science behind low-cost soft semiconductor technologies that absorb light, create and use electricity to drive electrochemical reactions and create solar fuels.

A UArizona project, with funding from the state's New Economy Initiative, creates humanlike cancer models and growth environments to help improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

Endowed chairs help the university attract and retain faculty members who have achieved national or international distinction in their fields.

Chemical and environmental engineering professor Dr. Erin Ratcliff will lead a national collaboration to create solar fuels and storage technologies that are more durable and sustainable, but less expensive.

Katelyn Rees, a junior double majoring in mechanical engineering and computer science, has been appointed to a two-year term as one of two student regents for the Arizona Board of Regents.

Students in the ENGAGED program get an early start in faculty laboratories and research groups.

A celebration on April 20 honored several faculty and staff members for excellent work in service, teaching and research.

University of Arizona engineering seniors have spent the last year working on design projects for industry and university sponsors.

Raytheon and UArizona have a unique partnership that has grown due to the College of Engineering's top-tier program that is expanding the workforce of diverse engineers not only for Raytheon, but for the region.

The evening honored nearly 350 undergraduate and graduate students for their exceptional efforts.

Four faculty members in the University of Arizona College of Engineering have received CAREER Awards from the National Science Foundation.

University of Arizona researchers are developing ways to detect, characterize and track objects in cislunar space, or the space between Earth and the moon.

The governor of Arizona joined Raytheon Missiles & Defense president, university leadership, and representatives from the education sector to tour UArizona wind tunnels and discuss the state's STEM workforce.

The University of Arizona is a hub of biosciences activity in the region, not just in learning, but in producing solutions that make their way to market and impact society.

The new Applied Research Building will provide staff and students a new, state-of-the-art science and engineering space to continue to research interdisciplinary problems.