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How Satellites, Software, and Open Science Can Scan – and Help Save – Earth's Ecosystems
NSURP Program Bridges Opportunity to Underrepresented Students

Built from the ground up, the National Summer Undergraduate Research Project became the largest program of its kind to provide remote microbiology internships for underrepresented students.
Unveiling the Next Century at CALS Learning Lab

Generations of faculty and students consider the 185-acre research facility at the Campus Agricultural Center as a second home.
Longer, More Frequent Periods of Drought Plague Western United States

According to a new study from UArizona researchers, average temperatures have increased, annual rainfall has decreased, and dry periods have become longer and more variable across the American West over the last 50 years.
YCEDA Wastewater Testing Is Helping Yuma County Stay Ahead of the Curve

Spurred by the need to help keep Yuma’s agricultural industry safely working through the pandemic, YCEDA turned to CALS research.

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As Seen From Space

How Satellites, Software, and Open Science Can Scan – and Help Save – Earth's Ecosystems

NSURP Program Bridges Opportunity to Underrepresented Students

Justin Billy, microbiology undergraduate student at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Dr. David Baltrus, associate professor at the School of Plant Sciences; and Dr. Michael Johnson, assistant professor at the College of Medicine – Tucson

Built from the ground up, the National Summer Undergraduate Research Project became the largest program of its kind to provide remote microbiology internships for underrepresented students.

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