Insect and Microbe Systems

Deciphering Causes of and Developing Treatments for Oral, Head and Neck Cancer
A One Health Approach For Better Health Solutions
Harnessing The Sun To Purify Concentrated Waste Streams
Queen Bees And The Microbial Fountain Of Youth
'Bug Brain Soup' Expands Menu For Scientists Studying Animal Brains
One Health Initiative Unites Experts In Human, Animal And Environmental Health
BIO5 Postdoctoral Fellowship Serves as Catalyst for Esteemed USDA Award
University of Arizona College of Science: Donata Vercelli
Fruit Flies And Cellular Demise – Zeroing In On The Causes of ALS
Capturing And Converting Methane With Bioreactors Focus of $3.2M Grant
Old-School Efforts Thwart ‘Billion-Dollar Beetles’
Episode 168: The Microbes Shaping Our Lives
ABOR Confirms 6 New Regents Professors At UArizona
The Mysterious 'Magic' of Microbes: Tiny Life Forms Could Unlock Secrets About Our World
Ben Yang on KXCI’s “Thesis Thursday”
Why You Might See More Bugs - Including Mosquitos - In Phoenix This Spring
UArizona Professor Developing Insects As Food To Address 2050 Protein Shortage
Episode 342: The Hunt For Hidden Water Contaminants
Mice Can't Catch COVID-19, So a UA Lab Is Making New Kind of Mouse
Podcast: Microbes Modifying Medicine
Dissecting a Molecular Mechanism for Severe and Lethal COVID-19
Botanical Gardens Are 'Hot Spots' For Butterflies Amid Climate Change
Don’t Crush That Ant—It Could Plant A Wildflower
What To Do When Pests Become Homewreckers
Deep Soils Have Dual Role In Global Carbon Cycle, New Study Shows
The Ants Go Marching … Methodically
Basketballs and Drills: UA Scientists Designing Innovative Ventilator Prototypes
Study Traces Evolution of Acoustic Communication
Outstanding Graduates Will Be Honored For Service, Academics And Perseverance
KXCI Thesis Thursday ~ Ariel Cheng
Newly "Born" Protein Able to Fold into a 3D Shape
The Classic ‘Chicken-or-Egg’ Question Comes To Cancer
'Howl-itosis' A Problem? UArizona Inventor Creates Bacteria Strain To Quell Bad Dog Breath
Are Spotted Lanternflies In Arizona? Everything to Know About the Invasive Insect
College of Science Professor Shares Her Knack for Insects
Using Mutation to Understand Viral Infection
Why Do Mosquitoes Buzz In Our Ears?
UArizona Entomologist Elected to National Academy Of Sciences
Fruit Flies and Human DNA: What Insects Can Tell Researchers
The Story Behind Microbial Relics
Episode 11: Giving back through mentorship and opportunity
A Common Mold Could Help A Bee Species Thrive
To Understand The Machinery of Life, A UArizona Scientist Breaks It On Purpose
UArizona Researchers Help Tackle Cotton Pests in China
Lazy Ants Make Themselves Useful In Unexpected Ways
Black Microbiologists Push For Visibility Amid A Pandemic
UA Researchers Develop New Tool for Understanding Blood Flow and Heart Disease
A Campus Bug's Life
Vaccine Developed by UArizona Researchers Could Prevent Valley Fever
Can An Ant Be Employee Of The Month?
Communicating Through an Ant's Kiss
Researchers Share Novel Projects at BIO5’s Research to Innovation Showcase
Poison-Taster Ants Protect The Colony
New Moth Discovered in the Chiricahua Mountains
Science Snapshot: How One Insect Beats The Cost of Evolving Resistance To Insecticides
Mindless Collectives Better at Rational Decision-Making Than Brainy Individuals
Bacterial Link Between Lemurs
Episode 21: Racing cars, hunting microbes, and mentoring diverse scientists
Episode 13: Uncovering the role of soil microbes on climate change
Bruce Tabashnik Given A Lifetime Achievement Award From The Entomological Society of America
Diversity Fuels STEM Research and Education at BIO5
'A Wild And Wonderful Opportunity' – Unexpected Eruption Enables Real-Time Observation For Researchers Studying Volcanoes In Iceland
Life On Ancient Earth And Alien Planets: UArizona To Lead NASA Astrobiology Projects
What's Up With all of The Flies And Mosquitoes? Blame Tucson's Monsoon Rains
Agriculture
Like in the Gut, Bacteria Are Key to Vaginal Health
COVID-19 Forces a Change in Plans for Researchers Studying Global Photosynthesis
West Nile Virus Spikes In Arizona
Neuroscientist Discusses The Idea of Consciousness Transfer From The New Movie Self/less
Mosquito Populations Could Sharply Rise After Heavy Monsoon Rains
Some Tropical Forests Show Surprising Resilience As Temperatures Rise
BizTucson: Fall Issue 2021
Arizona Researcher Finds Better Way To Wash Leafy Greens
Despite COVID, UArizona Reports Strong Year For Innovation And Commercialization
Inspiring Next Generation of Diverse STEM Professionals with Metals, Microbes and Music
University of Arizona Researchers Testing New Ways To Fight Bacterial Infections
Life Outside our Atmosphere Should Be Evident, But It’s Not
Dr. David Tzou Recognized With Health Sciences Career Development Award
Biotech Cotton Key To Eliminating Devastating Pest From US And Mexico
UArizona Program Receives INSIGHT Into Diversity Magazine Inspiring Programs In STEM Award
Fusing Chemistry, Commerce A Success
Martha Hunter Named Entomological Society of America Fellow
BIO5 Postdoctoral Fellowship Provides Funds, Mentorship to Advance Professional Goals
Two Grants, One Mission: Recruit & Retain Hispanic Students In Nutrition, Agriculture, And STEM-Based Fields
Bugs And Biomes: This Badass Science Mom Took A DNA Sample To Cure Her Daughter's Ear Infection
Listening In On the Language of Soil
Community and Culture Are Essential Factors in Public Health Practices
Crushing Cancer with Innovative, Interdisciplinary Approaches
Researchers Hope To Use Copper To Create New Antibiotics For Strain Of Pneumonia
Mosquitos Biting Their Way Through Southern Arizona
Episode 1: A public health approach to overcoming the pandemic
Exercise In Average, Healthy Individuals Not Impacted By COVID-19 Vaccination
Biosphere 2 Rain Forest Closed During Drought Experiment
2021 Teaching And Advising Awards
Episode 2: Novel treatments for COVID-19
Members of France-Arizona Institute For Global Grand Challenges Convene In Tucson To Reflect On Partnership's First Year
Fighting Human Disease With Birth Control… For Mosquitoes
What Mutant Flies Can Teach Us About Autoimmune Disorders
Episode 3: Pursing wellness amid COVID-19
College of Science Lecture Series Returns In Person To Delve Into The Mineral World
Black Holes, Moon Maps and Blood Pressure: UArizona's Top Stories of 2019
UA Students Become Fungus Farmers Through MycoCats Program
Improving Women’s Health By Studying Disease Association
Small But Mighty: How UArizona Researchers Are Harnessing The Power of Algae To Capture Carbon
Donata Vercelli Discusses The Impact of The Microbiome
What Dogs Are Teaching Us About Cancer
Episode 5: Infecting others with a love for science
From The Desert To The Depths of The Ocean
The Brains of Shrimps And Insects Are More Alike Than We Thought
UA Celebrates Special Honors For Four Faculty Members
BIO5 Postdoctoral Researcher Awarded Prestigious Canadian Fellowship
UArizona Launches Incubator Outpost At Biosphere 2
Bird Alarm Calls Help Rhinos Avoid People — And Possibly Poachers
Using Yeast To Explore Neurodegenerative Cures
Honesty, Trust and Social Contracts: Keys to a Post-Pandemic World
Tree Talk
Are Murder Hornets Coming To Arizona? Here's What We Know About The Scary-Looking Insects
How Plant Science Can Grow Small Business
Episode 7: The importance of storytelling and collaboration
Monarch Butterflies May Be Doing Better than Thought, Controversial Study Suggests
ABOR Confirms Five New UArizona Regents Professors
UA Re-Engineering Mosquitoes To Resist Disease

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