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'Slow Motion at the Speed of Light'
New technology developed by a collaboration between the UA and UCLA provides real-time monitoring of streaming video to optimize network traffic.
UA Appoints Director of New Defense and Security Institute
Austin Yamada will start on April 6 and bring more than 35 years of experience in national security in government, industry and academia.
Eggs With Attitude: The Behavior of Bluebirds
The UA's Renée Duckworth and her co-authors report how mother birds influence the behavior of their male chicks while they are still in the egg, shaping where they will live.
National Science Foundation Director Visits Campus
France Córdova, who stopped at the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research and other facilities, said she planned to take examples of the UA's cutting-edge work back to Washington.
Best View Yet of a Young Planet's Dusty Home
The new images show a complex structure in the inner disk, previously unexplored in visible light. These allow astronomers to study the structure of the dust disk closer to the star than before.
School of Anthropology Celebrates Centennial
With the renowned Arizona State Museum as its centerpiece, the UA program is consistently ranked in the nation's top five and includes four Regents' Professors.
Helping Computers See Like People
For years, scientists have been trying to give computers the ability to see just as well as humans. A UA cognitive scientist who studies human vision is working toward that goal as part of a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional research team.
Monster Black Hole Discovered at Cosmic Dawn
The discovery of the brightest quasar in the early universe, powered by the most massive black hole yet known at that time, presents a puzzle to researchers.
Sea Level Spiked for Two Years Along NE North America
UA-led team is the first to document the longer length of extreme increase. Independent of any hurricanes or winter storms, the event caused flooding along the coast.
