Episode 184: Stroke and the Immune System
Revealing how stroke affects our body's immune system.
Episode 183: When Wildlife and Development Clash
What really happens when urban development clashes with Arizona wildlife?
Episode 182: How Does Your Dog Recognize You?
Your dog perceives the social world in much the same way that people do.
Episode 181: The Potential of Embryonic Stem Cells
Examining how stem cells could potentially protect against lifetime health issues.
Episode 180: A Plume of Particles on Bennu
New photographs from the asteroid Bennu reveal a rare find.
Episode 179: Why Are We So Attached to Our Phones?
UA researcher David Sbarra thinks our evolutionary history may help explain our modern addiction.
Episode 178: Studying Micro-Organisms at Biosphere 2
A University of Arizona professor is using Biosphere 2 to better understand micro-organisms help create our landscapes.
Episode 177: Science on Tumamoc Hill
Tumamoc Hill in Tucson, Arizona is rich in both history and science.
Episode 176: Blood and the Brain
Mathematical models can help reveal the relationship between brain activity and oxygen levels in the blood.
Episode 175: A New Understanding of Chaco Canyon
New archaeological data from Chaco Canyon is helping us get a better understanding of its ancient civilization.
Episode 174: Unlocking the Answers to Questions Behind Alzheimer's Disease
When will it be possible to detect Alzheimer's before the onset of symptoms?
Episode 173: Using Science to Eliminate a Stubborn Agricultural Pest
A group led by a UA entomologist has worked to successfully eradicate the pink bollworm.
Episode 172: Tree Rings and Climate Change
What tree rings can tell us about changes in the Earth's climate.
Episode 171: The Science Behind Bones
A UA professor is investigating the science behind bones.
Episode 170: Can Intelligence Be Measured?
Is 'intelligence' a set of decentralized, independent problem-solving modules, or a singular, generalized skill of innovation?
