In late September, dozens of KEYS Research Internship alumni attended the 2023 AZBio Awards in Phoenix to present their scientific research, with three students winning top prizes.

A Biosphere 2 rainforest experiment reveals soils release more volatile organic compounds into the atmosphere during drought.

As a woman in science, Dr. Linnea Honeker balances work and family with support and guidance from mentors like UArizona professors Drs. Laura Meredith and Malak Tfaily.

Little is known about how rain moves through landscapes once it's on the ground. UArizona's Landscape Evolution Observatory is designed to provide answers, and a $3.5M grant will allow our scientists to study the roles plants and microbes play.

A $3M NSF grant will support graduate students from the UArizona Ecosystem Genomics Initiative, looking to work across scientific disciplines to take on the world's grand challenges, from global climate change to sustainable food production.

An international research team including Dr. Malak Tfaily, UArizona Environmental Sciences assistant professor and BIO5 member, created a new modeldesigned to predict how deep soil carbon responds to environmental changes.