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One-on-One with Mentor Bob Messenger

A group of people in an audience watching a presentation on drones

Entrepreneur and Engineers Team Up on Drone Parachute Project

Three university students gathered around a metal contraption for extracting gas

A Better Way to Handle Gas Leaks in the Ground

Male student wearing glasses sitting at a laptop with another laptop facing the camera

Tracking Peak Electricity Usage in Tucson and Beyond

Six university students standing around a wooden structure they are building

A Heat-Sensitive Material to Lower Energy Bills

Microscopic image of epithelial cells stained purple from a human mouth

Ensuring the Accuracy of Tissue Testing

One-on-One with Mentor Sharon ONeal

Six university students and an older man standing with their arms around one another in an office

Developing a Lung on a Chip

Three university students standing next to an apparatus they designed to mimic features of the human eye

Working Toward a Cure for Macular Degeneration

Creating an Interactive View of the Brain

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