Research from the UA’s Eller College of Management suggests that humor is a good thing in certain situations, but its effectiveness depends on your end goal. Why do humorous dating profiles get more right swipes? […]
New research suggests that chickens have experienced fewer gross genomic changes than other birds as they evolved from their dinosaur ancestor. Professor Darren Griffin and a team at the University’s School of Biosciences have conducted research […]
y studying dust in the habitable zones of nearby stars, the HOSTS Survey — led by UA astronomers and performed with Arizona telescopes — is helping to determine how big future telescopes should be, which […]
Public one-day symposium on Native American art will take place in Bristol on 6 June from 09.30-17.30. The event has been organised by academics running the Beyond the Spectacle project, led by the University of […]
Ideas for the future design and configuration of cities are being sought for a new competition promoting greater sustainability in urban environments. Dust to Dust: Redesigning Urban Life in Healthy Soils is an urban design […]
In honor of its 28th birthday, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has beamed down two different images of the incredible Lagoon Nebula. Even after 163,000 orbits around the planet and over a million photos, the Hubble […]
The closest analog to modern times is no longer very close, study finds. A new study of an ancient period that is considered the closest natural analog to the era of modern human carbon emissions […]