Researchers are drawing inspiration from bacteria under the sea to develop technology capable of capturing and repurposing methane, an extremely potent greenhouse gas.

UArizona researchers are trying to tackle the massive challenge of climate change with something small: algae.

An astrobiologist, an engineer and an ecologist have teamed up to mitigate the worst effects of climate change.

Dr. Joel Cuello shares his solutions for feeding a hungry planet while protecting the Earth’s precious resources.

Despite slowdowns in research suffered by universities around the world due to the pandemic, the University of Arizona has experienced solid growth in the commercialization of university inventions.

UArizona College of Engineering provides a recap of their webinar series and their speakers.

Dr. Joel Cuello led a cross-disciplinary team at UArizona to develop the Air Accordion Photobioreactor, the sustainable tech utilized by the AlgaeCell, to produce microalgae for use in pharmaceuticals, supplements, & vaccines.

Vertical farming startups claim they can grow hundreds of times more produce than a traditional open-field farm while cutting water use, and they can maintain production year-round, with no pesticides, while plants get precise water and nutrients.

UA Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering professor Dr. Joel Cuello has developed the Vertical-Hive (V-Hive) Green Box, an indoor vertical modular growth system, which reduces water consumption by 80 to 90 percent compared to traditional field farming.

Healthier expectations in the fast food industry provide ample opportunity for the Vertical Farming industry.

Sustainable agriculture is ever more important to the future as global leaders try to answer the question of how to feed a world population approaching 10 billion. "That would be the equivalent of adding another China and another India to our planet in te