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A professor at Northern Arizona University will lead a $5 million project to develop faster computing with quantum mechanics.
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While between 10,000 and 20,000 cases are reported to the CDC every year, a vaccine for Valley fever is potentially getting closer to becoming a reality.
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Reporter Miriam Wasser brings a unique perspective to her work as a climate journalist: she used to be a reporter here in Phoenix, where we know a thing or two about heat.
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New research finds trees are even more beneficial than we realized — microbes living in their bark can help remove methane from the atmosphere.
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The electrons within an atom move so fast that they could circle the Earth multiple times in less than a second. But they can’t outrun a new electron microscope developed by researchers at the University of Arizona.
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In southeastern Arizona, a new type of tarantula has been discovered in the Chiricahua Mountains.
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Elena Rocchi is the ASU professor leading the new space architecture graduate program. Rocchi spoke to The Show more about the program.
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The study analyzing more than 1,200,000 births in the state found those living near areas where pesticides were used were associated with stillbirths.
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For the past decade or so, five or less cases of hantavirus were reported in Arizona every year.
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A groundbreaking study aims to determine if long Covid could lead to another, new type of dementia.
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Kelly McDonough is a professor at University of Texas at Austin who has just published a book called “Indigenous Science and Technology.” She spoke with The Show more about it and her research.
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A trail camera from the Phoenix Zoo’s Atascosa Complex Wildlife Study spotted an ocelot in a region near Arizona’s southern border.