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Big Idea Challenge

Six teams selected as awardees of the inaugural University of Arizona Big Idea Challenge

(From left) Waldo Guzman Barrientos is taking part in the Place-based Health Informatics Research Education program, with Megha Padi, PhD, an assistant professor at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson’s Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine.

Catching PHIRE: Students harness informatics, ignite research careers

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$2.5M NSF-funded engineering program at U of A focuses on student strengths, not knowledge deficits

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Making a Commitment to Connect People Through Technology

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Teaching Sensors and Robotics to High School Students

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CB2 Helps Researchers Transform Biomedical Data into Knowledge

Justin Starren

Starren Named Biomedical Informatics, Biostatistics Director

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Leveraging the Power of Wearables

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Ushering in a New Era of Biobanking

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Undergraduate Research Program Will Take Community-Based Approach to Arizona Health Challenges

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