By connecting radio telescopes across five continents into one Earth-sized virtual telescope, including two UA telescopes, astronomers managed to resolve the shadow of a supermassive black hole, a prediction of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity.
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Life Sciences
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Students and faculty pursuing life science studies discover and share knowledge about life processes at the genetic and cellular levels. -
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Physics and Space Sciences
Physics and Space Sciences
The focus of studies in physics and space sciences is the investigation of the basic laws of components and systems that make up the universe, including planetary and solar system sciences. -
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Pursuits in mathematics and computational sciences create new knowledge and look for solutions that impact mathematics, engineering, technology and computer networks and systems. -
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Students and faculty in neural, cognitive and behavioral Sciences explore and share knowledge and solutions concentrating on the inter-relationships of the mind, brain, behavior and communication. -
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ConnectionsConnections
College of Science connects the strengths of the college’s faculty, students and resources with the community for collaborations and learning opportunities. - Students
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UA Science: A Place of Discovery and Innovation
The University of Arizona College of Science brings together globally prominent faculty in disciplines at the core of scientific inquiry and education. One of the largest colleges at the University of Arizona, we are a nexus of award-winning programs that encourage both independent and collaborative-driven research. Our academic departments, schools and research units encompass the range of physical, mathematical, environmental, cognitive and life sciences. UA Science is among the most powerful and prolific academic research centers in the world, recognized and rewarded for the unparalleled caliber of our achievements. With over 7,500 undergraduate and graduate students, we are an integrative learning institution, where accomplished faculty and next-generation scientists engage side-by-side in groundbreaking research. Our scientists and students also share their knowledge with the local and broader community through extensive outreach and public service initiatives. Our mission is to encourage the aggressive pursuit of research excellence, to support novel teaching and outreach programs and to create economic opportunities for our community.
Joaquin Ruiz, Dean
To learn more about moonfest and see a list of all moonfest events, click here!
Announcing Moonfest!
Welcome to moonfest! The University of Arizona celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the landmark Apollo 11 moon landing this July with special events and exhibits. With so much going on, we decided to give the collection of events a name: moonfest!
Workplace Climate Committee
The mission of the committee is to help foster a positive and inclusive work environment in the College of Science where all individuals – faculty, staff, and students – feel welcomed and respected, and that their opinions are valued.
Undergraduate Research
The research opportunities available to UA Science undergraduates make this college a smart choice for students who want to grow academically, socially, and intellectually.
Tucson: Science Lives Here
UA Science invites you to experience telescopes atop of Tucson's highest peak, a century-old ecological laboratory and the world-class attraction, Biosphere 2.
