Episode 151: A New "Spin" on Information
A University of Arizona physics professor describes the principle of "spin" and how it can create more efficient information processing and storage.
Episode 150: New Instruments for the James Webb Space Telescope
A University of Arizona space scientist discusses the instruments to be launched aboard the James Webb Space Telescope.
Episode 149: Imaging the Final Frontier
REPEAT: Astronomer Tod Lauer explains how the process for data imaging has made major technological advances.
Episode 148: New Purposes for MRI's
A University of Arizona researcher is finding new purposes for Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Episode 147: How Microbes Affect Our Health
A University of Arizona Biosystems professor is studying how the microscopic world inside and around us affects our health.
Episode 146: The Conversation Surrounding Climate Change
A University of Arizona researcher is ensuring social science is part of the conversation surrounding climate change.
Episode 145: Native Bison Hunters Chased Prey with Fire
Native American hunters managed bison herds for centuries before Columbus' arrival in the New World.
Episode 144: Drought-Induced Tree Die-Offs and Climate Change
The dangerous cycle of large-scale tree die-offs contributes to climate change.
Episode 142: University of Arizona Scientist Expects Bright Discoveries from Parker Solar Probe
A new observation satellite will be getting an up-close look at our sun.
Episode 143: Understanding the Strengths and Weaknesses of the Human Immune System
Researching how our immune systems react to dangerous threats.
Episode 141: UA Researchers Collect Genetic Clues to Advance Treatment Options for Lou Gehrig's Disease
A team of UA scientists are using a catalog of genetic information to look for clues in the battle against the deadly disease.
Episode 140: Citizen Scientists Help University of Arizona Researchers Focus on Butterfly Habits
University of Arizona assistant professor Katy Prudic is using citizen scientists to help her collect important data on butterflies.
Episode 139: How Satellites Measuring Polar Ice Can Help Predict Rising Sea Levels
The Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment has been measuring changes in Antarctic ice mass to help predict climate change.
Episode 139: First Photos of Bennu From Osiris-REx Spacecraft Due Next Month
The OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will begin sending photos of the asteroid Bennu back to earth beginning in August of 2018.
Episode 138: Fighting Foodborne Illness With New Research
Plant-based sanitizers may be the key to preventing outbreaks like the one that recently affected romaine lettuce grown in Yuma.
