Scientists are studying the biological connections within and between species that benefit both. University of Arizona evolutionary biologist Judith Bronstein identifies examples of mutualism, ranging from bacterial organisms to plant pollinators.

Astronomers are focusing on the smallest and most distant galaxies in the universe. University of Arizona researcher David Sand describes how he locates dwarf galaxies through digital sky surveys and gathers information about them using ground-based telescopes in the Southern Hemisphere.

Now that people are driving electric cars and buses, researchers are working on the feasibility of all-electric airplanes.

Visitors imagine Biosphere 2 as a place for large scale research on plant life and ocean biology.

Arizona's ties to copper go back to the territorial era, but the mineral also plays a big part in human health.

Plants and their pollinators work together to promote successful natural growth.

People coping with clinical amnesia provide a window to the importance of memory.

Exchanging messages with aliens is the source material for science fiction stories, but scientists have been trying to communicate with outer space intelligence for decades.

Scientists are say the ability to recognize emotion is essential for advanced human-computer communication.

Diverse languages and cultures interact every day in Southern Arizona. University of Arizona Speech and Cognitive Science professor Genesis Arizmendi discusses how being bilingual shapes how we communicate and connect within our communities.