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Steve Yool, a professor in the UA School of Geography and Development uses remote sensing to study fires. Remote sensing can be used to study things like active fires, fire scars, and fuel load.

Researchers Use Satellites to Map Fire

Tracking hazards from above with 'remote sensing'

More Pomp, New Circumstance for Class of '13

Fireworks, musical ensemble with UA graduation at Arizona Stadium

UA Housing Looms Over Neighborhood

High-rise complexes bring density to single-family West University

A Classroom In The Dirt

UA students design, build small system to capture rainwater

Vets Navigate Reentry to Civilian Life

Diverse challenges bring diverse approaches to transition

AZ Week: Free Expression in Middle East

Understanding beliefs important in weighing values, professors say

Dr. Thomas Holm

Vine Deloria, Jr. Distinguished Indigenous Scholars Series

The Politics of Place

Latin American Photography, Past and Present

Shared Data, Community Ties Key to Food Security

As G-8 conference takes on issues, local leaders look at Arizona's agenda

A bee sits on a blooming flower.

Buzz on Bees: They Communicate

Researcher studies their ways to aid computer, robotic networks

Dr. Myra Muramoto of Family and Community Medicine, tells us about Project Focus and how it is working.

Badgering Smokers to Quit Doesn't Work

Project Reach gives people tools to help others kick habit

Jeffrey Pyun, professor from the UA Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, discusses how to transform waste sulfur into lightweight plastic, which can be used in batteries for electric cars, and other uses.

Process Developed for Using Waste Sulfur

Scientists discover method for greening up petroleum refining

Dr. Bijan Najafi, Director for the Interdisciplinary Consortium on Advanced Motion Performance, discuss new ways to preserve our health as we age.

Scientists Study How We Move

Bioinstrumentation provides ways to help people stay mobile

Tai Chi Boosts Balance in Stroke Survivors, Study Finds

UA researchers find Chinese martial art protects stroke survivors from falls

Here we have the exterior of Biosphere 2 which is illuminated by a beautiful, golden sunlight.

Focusing on Planet Earth

Biosphere 2, annual Earth Day raising awareness

Dr. Charles Raison, a University of Arizona associate professor of psychiatry, discuses the lifelong health effects of childhood trauma, and how new findings are helping the scientific community understand, measure and address this impact.

Childhood Trauma Can Cause Adult Addiction

UA researcher says 'early adversity decreases life span by 10 years'

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