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SEAHEC, a local health education agency working in rural southeastern Arizona, was awarded 1.1 million this year, with an anticipated overall award of $6...
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Fuel your passion, ignite your creativity, and embark on an unforgettable journey with our fall indoor leisure classes. With an...
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Family Resource Centers from Tucson Unified School District has a total of 4 centers which are equipped to help families...
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On Monday, July 24 - Friday, July 28, Several Tucson Unified middle school girls will be attending and experiencing the...
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Tucson Parks and Recreation is offering a full array of indoor leisure classes and KIDCO camps this summer. Classes range...
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A new study by Seniorly has stated that Arizona is 4th place nationwide in seniors with considerable technological understanding. Following the...
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Tucson Parks and Recreation is teaming up with Best Life Presents to host the High School Battle of The Bands....
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Tucson Parks and Recreation is offering a full array of indoor leisure classes this winter and spring of 2023. Classes range...
The University of Arizona is among the top 100 worldwide universities with the most U.S. patents granted for inventions in 2021. The...
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The University of Arizona's commercialization arm recorded 303 novel inventions between July 1, 2021, and June 30. The office executed 116 licenses and options for UArizona technologies and added 10 more startups, bringing the total number of companies formed since 2013 to commercialize UArizona inventions to 128. These companies bring UArizona research-based inventions to the world for the public good and create jobs and economic impact for Arizona. "Tech Launch Arizona's 10 years is an outstanding milestone for us to take stock and check our progress. I am so gratified to see our commercialization enterprise performing so successfully and delivering on our land-gant mission of providing real, measurable value back to our community and the state," said University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins.
