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Arizona Science

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Climate Change
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Older Adults
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Sound Technology
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Sea Level Rise
Snowfall
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Biodiversity
Experimental Economics
Asthma
Artificial Intelligence
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Emotions
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From astronomy to cancer research and beyond, explore the latest scientific and technological innovations taking place in Arizona.

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Firefighters have found extensive underground burrows dug by prairie dogs helped them halt the advance of wildfires in some Western states. University of Arizona researcher Courtney Duchardt discusses data suggesting prairie dog colonies can alter la... more

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Tens of billions of pounds of wasted food ends up in landfills in the United States each year. University of Arizona professor Goggy Davidowitz is leading a team developing a system that collects food waste and dries it in a vertical greenhouse, so i... more

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Researchers know dark matter exists in the universe, but the evidence is hard to find. University of Arizona astronomy professor Dennis Zaritsky explains how scientists are exploring the space between galaxies to resolve this decades-old mystery. Den... more

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An organization that helps researchers win grants for their work on the University of Arizona campus nearly shut down because of the Trump administration's funding freeze earlier this year. BRISA Center for the Environment director Paloma Beamer disc... more

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Recent Guests

Courtney Duchardt
Cooperative Extension Specialist with the University of Arizona
University of Arizona
Episode: Turning to wildlife to stop the spread of wildfires
Goggy Davidowitz
Professor and university distinguished scholar of entomology
University of Arizona
Episode: Feeding plants and animals using solar energy
Dennis Zaritsky
Regent Professor of Astronomy at the University of Arizona
University of Arizona
Episode: Investigating dark matter in the universe
Paloma Beamer
Associate Dean for Community Engagement and Professor of Public Health at the University of Arizona
University of Arizona
Episode: Coping with federal funding cutbacks for research grants
Robert Blum
Director for Operations of the Vera Rubin Observatory
Vera Rubin Observatory
Episode: An operations update on the new Vera Rubin Observatory
Kat Volk
Senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson
Planetary Science Institute
Episode: Scanning the skies for a new ninth planet
Michael Kotutwa Johnson
Assistant Professor in the University School of Natural Resources and the Environment
University of Arizona
Episode: Using dryland farming techniques to grow crops in the Southwest
Vance Holliday
Professor Emeritus in both Anthropology and Geosciences at the University of Arizona, award-winning expert in early human populations
University of Arizona
Episode: Tracking the first human footprints in the Southwest
Vishnu Reddy
Professor in the University's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory and manager of the International Asteroid Warning Network
University of Arizona
Episode: Updating strategies for planetary defense

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Leslie Tolbert
Regent's Professor Emerita in Neuroscience at the University of Arizona, Leslie Tolbert is known for her expertise in neuroscience and education.
Tim Swindle
Professor Emeritus of Planetary Science at the University of Arizona, Tim Swindle has a background in planetary science and its applications to research and education.

Reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars from 7 ratings
  • Too short

    Very interesting topics but I find the podcast segments frustratingly short, leaving me somewhat unsatisfied that I've learned something.

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    2
    Packratinaz
    United States7 years ago
  • Catching up with science is easy!

    Listening to this will lead you where we are as a human in the field of science, it discusses core ideas which are at the heart of development of tomorrow’s world and at the verge of solving some of the mankind problems.

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    5
    Jigarsingh
    India7 years ago
  • Good insight to new science

    I very much am enjoying the sound byte presentations of new and ongoing scientific research.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Envirogirl86
    Australia7 years ago

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Discussions are insightful and cater to current scientific advancements.
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Coping with federal funding cutbacks for research grants
Q: What are your areas of focus going forward likely to be?
Primarily maintaining the funding database and providing resources like grant writing assistance and information on organizational capacity.
Scanning the skies for a new ninth planet | EXTENDED
Q: How are trans-Neptunian objects being discovered?
Most are found through dedicated searches, but some are serendipitously identified in surveys conducted for other scientific goals.
Scanning the skies for a new ninth planet | EXTENDED
Q: What's so unusual about 2020VN40?
It has a unique gravitational relationship with Neptune and is in a ten-to-one resonance with it, taking about 1,600 years to complete one orbit.
An operations update on the new Vera Rubin Observatory
Q: How well is the telescope performing compared to what you were hoping?
The telescope is performing as designed and the capabilities have been validated, but there is still work needed to ensure consistent reliability and performance over time during the commissioning phase.
An operations update on the new Vera Rubin Observatory
Q: First, Bob, could you remind us briefly about what the telescope is and why it's unique?
The NSF DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory is a new observatory built in Chile, designed as a discovery machine with a large aperture telescope that captures vast amounts of light and has a wide field of view, enabling unprecedented data collection in astronomy.

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This podcast covers a diverse range of scientific topics, from astrophysics and planetary science to public health and agricultural innovations. Episodes often feature expert guests who share their insights on cutting-edge research and technological advancements. Key themes include discussions about the latest discoveries in astronomy, the implications of environmental health studies, and advancements in agricultural practices. Regular features highlight the intersection of science with culture and social issues, making complex scientific concepts accessible to a broad audience. The blend of expert interviews and pressing scientific questions sets this podcast apart as a valuable resource for listeners interested in the forefront of scienti... more

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