Technology Enabled Health

BIO5 Members Join Forces as Team Leads on UArizona’s Test, Trace and Treat Campus Re-Entry Group
UA Partners With Space Tango To Test Diagnostic Tool In Space
Adam Raikes Gives Scientists An Eyeful of The Human Brain
New Technology May Help Surgeons Save Lives
Episode 287: New Tools In the Fight Against Skin Cancer
Engineers 3D-Print Personalized, Wireless Wearables That Never Need A Charge
Faculty Industry Networking Event to Foster Collaborations Between UArizona Researchers and Industry Leaders
My AI Will See You Now
UA Researchers Working On Communicating With Plants
New WEST Center To Address Water Issues
Tiny Wireless Device Illuminates Neuron Activity In The Brain
Tackling Breast Cancer with Basic Science and Translational Research
Harnessing The Sun To Purify Concentrated Waste Streams
Researchers Share Discoveries With Community At ABRC Conference
This $60M Project Will Study Why Brains Age Differently
Augmented Microscopy To Aid Tumor Resection
Dr. Amanda Wilson Honored With Health Sciences Career Development Award
Why Adding Holograms To Solar Cells Could Lead To Massive Performance Boost
Smartphone App Alerts University of Arizona Students If They Are Exposed To COVID-19
How San Francisco Is Changing The Design Of Its Emergency Vehicles To Prevent Crashes
There Is No Planet B
UArizona Inventor Wins Back-To-Back Arizona Top Innovator Recognitions
Collaboration Is The Name of The Game For UA's Highly Ranked BIO5 Institute
Construction Begins On UArizona's New Applied Research Building
Three of CHEE’s Newest Researchers Receive Major Grants
“What “Test, Trace, And Treat” Means For Campus Re-entry So Far
Startup To Commercialize Blood Test For Most Major Cancers
Noted Cardiothoracic Surgeon Joining The All Of Us Research Program Leadership Team in Arizona
Engineer Manages Informatics For $9.2M Project Studying Long-Term Complications of COVID-19
2020 Election, Health Care Disparities Among Topics To Be Explored By New Udall Center Fellows
Solving the Puzzles of Mental Illnesses
Tech Launch Arizona Funds Five App Projects To Benefit Society
Basketballs and Drills: UA Scientists Designing Innovative Ventilator Prototypes
Skin Cancer Chemoprevention
This Incurable Swollen-Shoot Disease Is Killing Most Of The World’s Cocoa Trees
Improving Health And Wellness Begins With Basic Science
College Of Engineering Department Chair Develops New Means Of Metallic Coating Using Nanoparticles
UV Light Might Keep The World Safe From The Coronavirus-And Whatever Comes Next
Tea Bag of Insulin Cells Could Beat Diabetes By Controlling Blood Sugar
Patient Stem Cells Point to Causes, Treatments of Congenital Heart Disease
Implantable "Teabag" Device Could Offer Hope For Children With Type 1 Diabetes
Stem Cells Help Regrow Long Bones
Creating Open Access Software For COVID Research
Bugs And Biomes: This Badass Science Mom Took A DNA Sample To Cure Her Daughter's Ear Infection
Here Are The Winners And Finalists For Governor’s Innovation Awards
UArizona-Led Team To Develop Wearable Tech To Monitor Patient Health
Human Disease: Pathway to Cures - Genetic Testing: Hype and Reality
Not So Sunny
Using Computational Chemistry To Produce Cheaper Infrared Plastic Lenses
Do Vaccines Work Against Omicron? Lab Studies Are Coming, But Won't Tell Whole Story.
Chronic Inflammation: The Road To Relief
Metro Chamber To Honor Local Biz At Copper Cactus Awards
With $3M Grant, UArizona-Led Center To Advance At-Home Health Care Technology
College Names First Craig M. Berge Dean’s Fellows
From Professor To Provost: University Honors Jeff Goldberg
Startup Sees Future For Heart Imaging Technology
Top 10 UArizona Health Sciences News Stories of 2021: COVID-19, Cannabis For Pain Relief, Valley Fever And More
College of Engineering Supporters Gather At da Vinci Dinner
CBD 101: What You Need To Know About Cannabidiol
UArizona Engineering Researchers Develop Device To Study Brain Activity
Collaborations Shape College of Nursing Research
Military Hopes 3D Printing Bones Can Help Combat Veterans' Injuries
Scientists Study Sweat, The Small Stuff
Researchers Pilot 'Itty Bitty' Device For Earlier Ovarian Cancer Detection
UA Physician-Scientist Receives Grant To Study Sleep Apnea and Heart Health
New Training Program To Help Families, Children Affected By Opioid And Substance Use Disorders
Energizing Aging Brains
How A Smartphone App And Contact Tracing Helped Keep UArizona Open And Curb COVID-19 Spread
What Deep Breathing Does To Your Body
Rising Star Jennifer Barton Anticipates A Galaxy of New Tools In 2020s
Alzheimer's Study Gives Hope For Better Treatment
PeerWORKS Program Designed To Help Those Impacted By Opioid Disorders
Nanotherapeutic Delivers Synergy, Boosting Immunotherapy/Chemotherapy Without Toxicity
Contact-Tracing Apps Help Reduce COVID Infections, Data Suggest
UA Sets Record With 284 Inventions In 2019
Tiny Wireless Device Casts Light On Brain's Inner Workings
How An Orchestra of Neurons Control Hunger Pangs
UA Cancer Center Research Team Explores Anti-Breast Cancer Properties of Soy
UArizona Engineers Develop One-of-A-Kind Device To Monitor Health
CRISPR Could Switch Off Chronic Pain Without Opioids
The Science Behind Traumatic Brain Injury And Concussion
UArizona Scientists Assemble COVID-19 Collection Kits
Optogenetics Device Provides Targeted Control Over Light Delivered To Neurons
The Language of ‘Intelligence Augmentation’
Research Study Shows Traumatic Brain Injury in Pregnant Mothers May Affect Development of The Unborn Baby
From Food Robots To An App For Loneliness, COVID Drives Technological Research
UArizona Invention May Help COVID-19 Patients Breathe Easier
Congratulations To The BIO5 Postdoctoral Fellowship Awardees!
Using Space-Age Technology For Down-to-Earth Agriculture
Politics of Vaccine, Mask Mandates Complicate Return To Normal On College Campuses
Facts About Sulfur
UArizona Team To 3D Print Medical Masks
Vampire Algae Killer’s Genetic Diversity Poses Challenge To Biofuels
UA Biologists Find Answer To 100-Year-Old Question
BizTucson: Fall Issue 2021
Smartphone Science: Apps Test And Track Infectious Diseases
UArizona Opens New Medical Device Design Lab
UA Researcher And Doctoral Student Reconcile Scientific Standoff in Colon Cancer Research
Startup Licenses Invention To Enhance Skin Cancer Prevention
The Region’s Biotech Engine: UArizona Fuels Innovative Research, Startups
Modern Techniques For Treating Cancers: Nanobots And Vaccines
UArizona Researchers, Industry Leaders and Support Service Groups Connect at the Faculty Industry Networking Event
Startup Licenses Nanomaterials For High-Resolution Understanding Of Disease Biology
The Crazy Reason It Costs $14,000 To Treat A Snakebite With $14 Medicine
First Coins Presented To Inventors At Colleges of Pharmacy And Science
UArizona Chemists Develop Flame Retardant Sulfur Plastics from Fossil Fuel Waste
Researchers Found Ways To Identify Indicators of Brain Injuries
Innovative Bioscience Startup Wins University of Arizona Center For Innovation Sponsored Launch Fueled By Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce Competition
UArizona Reports Record Number of Startups for Fiscal Year 2020
Can A Smartphone Stop A Norovirus Outbreak?
UA Students Become Fungus Farmers Through MycoCats Program
Biosphere 2: The Once Infamous Live-In Terrarium Is Transforming Climate Research
Brain Liquefaction After Stroke Is Toxic To Surviving Brain
Cloud Seeding A Viable Option To Ward Off Drought
UArizona Aims To Provide Rapid Tests For Exposure To Biothreats, Including COVID-19
Are You Fluent In Data? Enabling New Research With Data Literacy
Tucson Honors The Best In Healthcare
Compound Developed At UArizona Health Sciences Provides Innovative Pain Relief
Humans, Machines Enter A New Orbit
Software/App Challenge Winning Projects Announced, Receiving Funding For Development
UArizona Health Sciences Researcher Developing New Imaging Technology to Combat Colorectal Cancer
Can The Alzheimer’s Brain Regenerate And Recover?
Telemedicine: Going Virtual Improves Communication And Outcomes
Engineers Contribute To $60M Precision Aging Network
Professor Uses Student ID Card Data To Help Predict Dropouts
N4T Investigators: 5G Rollout In Tucson Met With Opposition
Three UArizona Researchers Earn NSF CAREER Grants
Advances In Wearable Tech Help Track, Treat And Prevent Diseases
Pursuing Better Health Through Sweat
Episode 301: Opening A New Era In Crewed Space Research
Research On NFL Players' Brains Might Help Survivors of Domestic Violence In Chicago
Little Droplets With A Big Punch: Using Liquid Sensors To Test Water Safety
UArizona Says It Caught A Dorm’s COVID-19 Outbreak Before It Started. Its Secret Weapon: Poop.
Arizona Senate Committee Aims To Minimize Cancer In Fire Service
UA-Focused Venture Fund Makes Its First Investments
University of Arizona Awarded $3.5 Million Grant To Study How Plants Talk
Pharmacology Researchers Seek Solutions To Opioid Epidemic
UA College of Engineering Names Janet Roveda 2017 da Vinci Fellow
UArizona Researchers Developing 15-Minute MRI
Blood-Collection Device Makes Radiation Testing Quick And Easy
Lung On A Leaf' Model To Study Pulmonary Diseases
Gov. Ducey Says Investment In Hypersonic Flight Is Ticket To the Future
How Fitness Trackers Track More Than Fitness
Professor's Underwater Tent Invention To Appear On Shark Week
Swish, Gargle, Repeat: UArizona Researcher Explores Mouth Rinse Test As Alternative To COVID-19 Nasal Swab
Polishing The Gold Standard In Prostate Cancer
Passing Five Year Milestone, UA Breaks Commercialization Records Again, Looks Ahead To New Phase
Haploidentical Bone Marrow Transplants Being Researched And Conducted
Healthy At Work: The Six Things You Should Start Doing Today
iSchool Professor's Underwater Tent Co-Invention Featured In Discovery Channel's Shark Week
NIH Funds Study To Understand Relationship Between Endometriosis, Infertility, And Stroke In Women
Could Near-Infrared Light Give Aging Brains A Boost?
UA College Of Pharmacy Professors Introduce New Means Of Preventing & Repairing Skin/Sun Damage
Physiology Researcher To Investigate Gene Therapy To Treat Alzheimer’s Disease
Engineering
Engineering Student Named 2021 Udall Scholar
Tucson-Based Startup Licenses Technology For Creating Sustainable Products From Algae
Tech Launch Arizona Commercialization Partners Take On UA Startups
Your Office May Be Affecting Your Health
Forty Outstanding Tucsonans Honored In 17th Annual 40 Under 40 Awards
A New World of Healthy Design–That You Wear
Accelerated Medical Degree Program Welcomes First Students
UArizona Health Sciences Study Will Develop First Population-Based Dietary Assessment Mobile App
National Institutes of Health Call On Jennifer Barton’s Expertise
Two Unregulated Compounds Found In Marana Water Systems
Do Sleep Supplements Work? 2 Reasons Yours Might Not
EPVSensors Takes A Closer Look At Glaucoma
Developing Devices To Remotely Monitor Patient Health With Wearable Tech
University of Arizona Professor Jennifer Barton Elected Into SPIE Presidential Chain
Simply Scintillating: Nanomaterials Sharpen Focus For Radioisotope Detection
New Purposes For MRI's
Researchers Receive $3.3M to Study Integrative Health Program To Help People Stop Smoking
SPIE Picks New VP, Presents Awards
Tiny Wireless Device Illuminates Neuron Activity In The Brain
Use Resilience to Get through Stressful Times, Protect Your Heart
Developing A 15-minute MR For Scanning Challenging Patients
Laws Intended To Protect Firefighters Who Get Cancer Often Lack Teeth
Three UArizona Faculty Members Named Fellows of The National Academy of Inventors
Device Could Speed Diagnosis of Infections
NC Rivals Bond Over Their Kindergarten-Bound Daughters And End Up Transforming The Field of Respiratory Disease Biology
UArizona Research Project To Monitor Health of SpaceX Inspiration4 Crew Members
False Research Results—A Global Problem That Includes The Arab World
Tiny Implantable Device Can Measure Tissue Oxygen Levels Inside The Body
UA Students Work To Build Device To Fight Child Abuse
Study Seeks To Improve Medication Adherence, Reduce Hypertension Disparities
Leslie Boyer: The UA's Antivenom Advocate
Despite COVID, UArizona Reports Strong Year For Innovation And Commercialization
UArizona Researchers Utilize Nanotechnology In Hopes of Improving Cancer Treatment
Optics Solutions For High-Tech Health Care
As US Struggles With Lack of Coronavirus Testing, Our Sewage May Provide Clues
Emphysema May Raise The Risk Of An Aneurysm Rupturing
7 University Employees Make This Year's '40 Under 40' List
Barton Named Interim Director of BIO5
New School of Mining and Mineral Resources Will Take Holistic Approach
Episode 20: Tortoises, genetics, and core facilities

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