Study shows older adults recall memories more vividly / AZPM
Researchers at the University of Arizona are exploring a new vision of what cognitive aging looks like, which could provide a more accurate view of how our minds work as we get older and add to the ability to diagnose and treat aging disorders like dementia.
Could cooling tech change Yuma farming? / KOLD
As Arizona gets hotter and drier, new technology being tested in Yuma could help farmers keep crops alive—and growing—through the brutal summer heat.
University of Arizona hosts conference to address PFAS / KJZZ
The University of Arizona is hosting a national conference on forever chemicals known as PFAS, which have been linked to cancer and thyroid related health issues, as the state prepares to receive $20 million in federal funding for testing, planning and infrastructure projects to deal with PFAS and contaminants in drinking water.
From ideas to impact: ASU moonshot teams pitch the future / ASU News
Alzheimer’s disease detection is the subject of one of the 10 ASU-led teams advancing solutions toward real-world funding through the Arizona State University Foundation moonshot cohort.
Arizona is becoming one of America’s most dynamic tech hubs / Phoenix Business Journal (Op-ed)
In April, Arizona set a new milestone that had the country’s most established tech hubs looking on with envy: the largest inaugural Tech Week ever held in the United States.
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