Dr. Frederic Zenhausern shares his long and fascinating scientific journey, from rapid DNA testing to organoid-based drug discovery, that spans the ever-evolving landscape of scientific innovation.

So much of scientific research is visual, but it is often difficult to convey the meaning of the images to a broad audience. To help conceptualize scientific discovery, teams of local artists and researchers created original pieces, which premiered at the

ANBM's Smart Shipping Incubator expedites the analysis of biospecimens, potentially cutting the processing time in half

UArizona scientist Frederic Zenhausern explains how ordinary people are contributing to the advancement of medical knowledge in Earth orbit.

UArizona College of Medicine – Phoenix researchers designed novel molecular diagnostics technology to monitor the health of four crew members during first all-civilian mission to orbit.

Researchers have developed a blood self-collection device to quickly estimate a person’s exposure to radiation in the event of a nuclear accident or attack.

Researchers at The University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix have partnered with Space Tango to test upcoming their space related healthcare designs

Dr. Frederic Zenhausern is using spinach leaves to as scaffolds for tissue generation

The Arizona Biomedical Research Commission has recognized 14 researchers from the UA Health Sciences to receive grant awards totaling more than $5.92 million. Eight of those researchers are BIO5 members.

The I-Squared event included a showcase of several of the top startups, inventions and inventors from across the UA. One of which was Regulonix, a startup aimed at creating non-opioid drugs for chronic pain, invented by Dr. Rajesh Khanna, BIO5 member, Dr.