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Wildcat Paralympians in London
Gaining a spot at the Paralympic Games represents the epitome of accomplishment for any adaptive athlete. This year, seven Wildcats will be among the 4,200 athletes from 160 countries converging on London to go for gold.
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Untangling Team Dynamics
In today’s world of global markets and global workforces, diverse, distributed teams are common. But decades ago, when Anita Bhappu embarked on product development as a chemical engineer for Procter & Gamble, virtual collaboration was an uncharted territory — one her research has been illuminating ever since.
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Baja Racing Rocks
If you think studying mechanical engineering is all about computers and simulations, think again. Here, the UA Baja Racing Club has become a raging tradition in the College of Engineering, allowing students the opportunity to put their skills to the test in a true hands-on, hard-driving off-road competition.
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Hunting for Higgs
In June 2012, the world learned that the Higgs boson might have been found. As the world celebrated, emotions were especially high in the UA Physics Department. Here, a number of researchers who had a hand in the ATLAS experiment’s design at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN saw decades of hard work come to fruition.
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Mars Mission Red All Over
As the Curiosity rover touched down on the Red Planet on August 5th, teams at the University of Arizona gathered in the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory to cheer along with those at Mission Control in Pasadena. Once again, the UA is playing multiple roles in key aspects of the $2.5 billion mission.
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