Improving the quality of life in Arizona to benefit future generations.
Call it Extreme Makeover: High-Tech Edition. The City of Chandler has decided to dedicate $5.7 million of economic-development funding to convert part of a former Intel Corp. building into a bioscience and high-technology business incubator. By May, the facility should be ready to accommodate up to 30 startup companies.
Chandler council approves 3 key development projects
UA study reveals new genetic information on jewish priesthood
UA biochemistry researchers apply Nobel Prize technology to develop better diagnostics for heart attacks. Their work also could help predict individual risks of heart disease.
Valley Fever: Learn more about it
For now, the spotlight is on the risk-taking startup, the big-time biotech firm, the pace-setting research institute. But ultimately, the success of Arizona's biosciences sector will depend equally on assets like the new life-sciences facility at Paradise Valley Community College--and the Maricopa County voters who made it possible.
Congressional tour spotlights ASU’s 'green' efforts
The Arizona Board of Regents approved the fiscal year 2011 operating budget requests for the three state universities at its meeting in Flagstaff on Thursday.
Flagstaff, Yuma join job-recruitment effort
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