Featured Stories Dec. 18, 2025 Life on lava: How microbes colonize new habitats Taking advantage of a "natural laboratory" in Iceland, a research team from the University of Arizona studied how microbes colonize fresh lava flows as soon as they cooled. Read more at University of Arizona News Image New species are now being discovered faster than ever before, study suggests Dec. 22, 2025 According to a team of researchers from the University of Arizona, new species are being discovered at a faster rate than ever before, one that far exceeds extinction. These newly discovered species could be key in advancements within medicine and technology. Read more at University of Arizona News Image AI-powered wearable boosts preventative care for elderly Dec. 22, 2025 University of Arizona engineers design a mesh sleeve that monitors leg movements with AI for subtle signs of frailty. Read more at University of Arizona News Image Confused by the doctor's questionnaire? U of A study suggests it's common Dec. 17, 2025 A new paper suggests that a widely used questionnaire for triaging mental health symptoms could be giving providers poor data to inform treatment – and that a fix could be as simple as rewriting some of the questions. Read more at University of Arizona News AccoladesUniversity NewsTech Launch News All Stories Search by keyword Apply UArizona places among top 0.5% of world universities in CWUR rankingsMay 13, 2024 UArizona's Marcia Rieke wins $500,000 Gruber Cosmology PrizeMay 9, 2024 Student entrepreneurs to sell goods and services through new online marketplaceMay 7, 2024 Mining Society Recognizes Angelina Anani as Outstanding Young ProfessionalMay 6, 2024 Good vibrations: New tech may lead to smaller, more powerful wireless devices May 3, 2024 Geochemist Jay Quade elected to National Academy of SciencesMay 1, 2024 University of Arizona mining, mineral expertise shines in Washington, D.C.April 26, 2024 UArizona-led CyVerse part of $20M NSF award to catalyze biosciences discoveriesApril 25, 2024 Early trauma cuts life short for red squirrels. Climate change could make matters worseApril 24, 2024 Human activities have an intense impact on Earth's deep subsurface fluid flow April 23, 2024 Every day is Earth Day at Biosphere 2April 22, 2024 University of Arizona selected to participate in NSF-NobleReach Emerge partnership aimed at speeding biotechnology development and translationApril 22, 2024 Geologists rewind the clock to reveal secrets about Earth's mysterious mantleApril 19, 2024 Taking law to the final frontierApril 16, 2024 How Pluto got its 'heart'April 15, 2024 Humans will again set foot on the moon; this time, they'll have UArizona science in tow April 12, 2024 UArizona Space4 Center part of international AI space sustainability projectApril 8, 2024 How the moon turned itself inside outApril 8, 2024 New AI coaching bot may enhance medical education, trainingApril 4, 2024 University of Arizona sociologist receives NSF CAREER award to study the “science of science”April 4, 2024 University of Arizona researchers use JWST to study a faraway potential water worldApril 3, 2024 University of Arizona inaugurates U.S. Space Command webinar seriesMarch 29, 2024 University of Arizona Yuma senior named a Future Leader in Agriculture by USDAMarch 29, 2024 Webb telescope takes its first images of forming planetary systemsMarch 27, 2024 Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 … Next › Next page Last » Last page A monthly newsletter for research news and partnership activity from the University of Arizona Office of Research and Partnerships.Get Convergence Point delivered straight to your inbox.Subscribe Now
Dec. 18, 2025 Life on lava: How microbes colonize new habitats Taking advantage of a "natural laboratory" in Iceland, a research team from the University of Arizona studied how microbes colonize fresh lava flows as soon as they cooled. Read more at University of Arizona News
Image New species are now being discovered faster than ever before, study suggests Dec. 22, 2025 According to a team of researchers from the University of Arizona, new species are being discovered at a faster rate than ever before, one that far exceeds extinction. These newly discovered species could be key in advancements within medicine and technology. Read more at University of Arizona News
Image AI-powered wearable boosts preventative care for elderly Dec. 22, 2025 University of Arizona engineers design a mesh sleeve that monitors leg movements with AI for subtle signs of frailty. Read more at University of Arizona News
Image Confused by the doctor's questionnaire? U of A study suggests it's common Dec. 17, 2025 A new paper suggests that a widely used questionnaire for triaging mental health symptoms could be giving providers poor data to inform treatment – and that a fix could be as simple as rewriting some of the questions. Read more at University of Arizona News