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WEST–ERDC partnership propels water reuse for national security

Aug. 27, 2025

BIO5 member Andrea Achilli leads the University of Arizona’s role in a $38M U.S. Army ERDC Water Reuse Consortium, advancing smart treatment systems, sustainable brine management, and virus detection.

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Arizona startup tackles food waste with solar drying technology

Aug. 26, 2025

BIO5 member Goggy Davidowitz co-founded Kuairu to commercialize a solar-powered drying tower that reduces food waste by rapidly preserving surplus produce while lowering emissions and promoting sustainable agriculture.

Read more in Tech Launch Arizona
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Hold it now! App leverages resistive breath training for lower blood pressure

Aug. 25, 2025

BIO5 member Fiona Bailey of the University of Arizona has developed a smartphone app and device that use resistive breath training to lower blood pressure, offering a time-efficient alternative to medication and traditional exercise for managing hypertension

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