Episode 266: Imagining endgame scenarios for COVID-19
Feb 12, 2021 The evolution of COVID-19 and how it might join H-I-V and the flu as a controllable virus.
Episode 265: Assessing the danger posed by coronavirus variants
Feb 5, 2021 Viruses constantly mutate and circulate around the world, and COVID-19 is no exception
Episode 264: Answering questions about the COVID-19 vaccine
Jan 29, 2021 As COVID-19 vaccination programs gain momentum, people have questions about the vaccine.
Episode 263: COVID variants cause for concern as vaccines roll out
Jan 22, 2021 People are getting vaccinated against COVID-19 at the same time new COVID strains are emerging.
Episode 262: How to create a pattern for healthy eating
Jan 15, 2021 The American Cancer Society recently unveiled new lifestyle guidelines.
Episode 225: Facing the challenge of diagnosing speech disorders
Jan 8, 2021 A University of Arizona researcher is working on an issue critical for Arizona educators.
Episode 235: New ways to track history through radio-carbon dating
Dec 18, 2020 Collaborating to increase the precision of dating archeological artifacts.
Episode 261: The Arecibo Collapse: A Devastating Setback for Global Astronomy
Dec 11, 2020 A researcher remembers the telescope's importance to the scientific community and reflects on its legacy.
Episode 260: Wearable technology that can help reduce workplace injury
Dec 4, 2020 How engineering technology can reduce the chances for injury in the workplace.
Episode 259: Scientists use game theory to understand human behavior
Nov 20, 2020 Game theory helps scientists produce predictions about how people will behave.
Episode 258: Recognizing new developments in gene-editing technology
Nov 13, 2020 CRISPR could someday open the door toward growing more nutritious foods and eliminating disease.
Episode 257: How COVID-19 spreads by affecting our sensitivity to pain
Nov 6, 2020 Research could explain why those who are asymptomatic turn out to be some of the worst spreaders of COVID-19.
Episode 256: Challenging Einstein’s theory of relativity
Oct 30, 2020 The University of Arizona-supported Event Horizon telescope produced the first picture of a black hole last year.
Episode 255: The role of telemedicine in investigating the COVID-19 pandemic
Oct 23, 2020 Telemedicine is proving essential for medical scientists solving the riddle of the coronavirus.
Episode 254: OSIRIS-REx makes its first sampling try at the asteroid Bennu
Oct 15, 2020 The University of Arizona-backed OSIRIS-REx mission reaches its biggest moment next week.
Episode 253: Forecasting chances for a COVID-19 vaccine
Oct 9, 2020 The push to create a vaccine that will end the COVID-19 crisis is putting pressure on medical scientists.Selected Archive Filters
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