Episode 299: Experts anticipate a warming climate will change the way microbes feed the soil
Experts believe a warming climate could see microbes evolve to more effectively feed the soil.
Episode 298: The cost of coping with COVID-19
How people responded to changes brought about by the pandemic.
Episode 297: Building an infrastructure to help scientists handle big data
A University of Arizona-invented program enables scientists around the world to access and manage big data sets.
Episode 296: Looking into the future with quantum technology
Experts believe the advent of quantum technology will steadily improve our communication capabilities.
Episode 295: Exploring the planet Saturn
Saturn holds special interest for the new director of the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.
Episode 294: New research links COVID-19 to Arizona rattlesnakes
Resarchers are testing a connection between an enzyme similar to rattlesnake venom and deadly cases of COVID-19.
Episode 293: Seeking a breakthrough for treating Type 2 diabetes
Medical researchers who connect diabetes with obesity think the liver plays a key role.
Episode 292: Studying chemistry in space
Some theorists believe life on Earth originated among the stars.
Episode 291: Exploring how we extract information from sound
A debate over sound on the internet is helping scientists understand how we interpret the world around us.
Episode 290: Measuring the impact of the 2021 monsoon
This year’s monsoon has already included the wettest July on record in Tucson.
Episode 289: Building a business to help detect signals from space.
A University of Arizona researcher combined his interest in engineering and science into a company that helps build radio telescope attennas.
Episode 288: Connecting brain science with music
Music professor Molly Gebrian is studying how the brain responds to learning through repetition.
COVID-19 and social interaction
How COVID-19 affects our senses and changes the way we interact with society.
Episode 287: New tools in the fight against skin cancer
Some people who develop skin cancer don't have pale skin or red hair
Episode 286: Understanding the reasons behind vaccine hesitancy
Messages about getting vaccinated against COVID-19 are reaching teenagers, but they aren't driving them to get their shots.
