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Alexandra Pere

Alexandra Pere

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Writer and Editor, University of Arizona College of Engineering

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Total articles 426

  • CDC awards $1.25M to U of A engineers retooling mine production and safety

    By Alexandra Pere| University of Arizona News@ From mapping ore to predicting slope behavior and reclaiming land, mining is a rapidly evolving technological industry. Yet planning and operations have not necessarily kept up with the advancements. With $1.25 million from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, or NIOSH, mining and geological engineering researchers in the University of Arizona College of Engineering are boosting their efforts to better align technology and planning for improved safety and productivity.

    By Alexandra Pere · University of Arizona News

    Jan. 02, 2025

  • $2.1M aids U of A researchers in building chemical sensors to safeguard troops

    By Alexandra Pere| University of Arizona News@ The U.S. Army has awarded a team of researchers led by Judith Su, University of Arizona associate professor of biomedical engineering and optical sciences, $2.1 million to build a handheld version of her record-breaking FLOWER sensing device for active military personnel. The device picks up target compounds at zeptomolar (10 to the power of negative 21) concentrations, an astonishingly minuscule amount of 600 particles per liter.

    By Alexandra Pere · University of Arizona News

    Oct. 30, 2024

  • CDC awards $1.25M to U of A engineers retooling mine production and safety

    By Alexandra Pere| University of Arizona News@ From mapping ore to predicting slope behavior and reclaiming land, mining is a rapidly evolving technological industry. Yet planning and operations have not necessarily kept up with the advancements. With $1.25 million from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, or NIOSH, mining and geological engineering researchers in the University of Arizona College of Engineering are boosting their efforts to better align technology and planning for improved safety and productivity.

    By Alexandra Pere · University of Arizona News

    Jan. 02, 2025

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