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%
1st Year Retention Rate of Fall 2023 Student Cohort
What’s Happening
In the News
Scienceline
Arizona recently raised an arsenic limit at one monitoring well at Pinyon Plain Mine, where scientists are still trying to understand how water moves underground.
PetHelpful
As with most birds, food sources are always a draw, but ravens might also decide your home is the perfect place to rest or even nest.
Dengarden
As temperatures drop and natural food sources become harder for wildlife to find, your yard can become an important refreshment stop for winter birds. But simply getting whatever bird feeder you can find and filling it with seed isn’t always helpful. The type of feeder, where you place it and how often you clean it can all affect which birds show up and whether you accidentally invite squirrels, mice and other pests into your yard as well.
Accomplishments
Prasun Guha (Life Sciences) was selected as a speaker at the international meeting on "Inositol Phosphate and Pyrophosphate Signalling" held at York University in England, where he delivered a talk on October 15.
The interdisciplinary team of Avinash Yaganapu (Computer Science), Amarnath Singam (Mechanical Engineering), Sai Phani Parsa (Computer Science), Calvinique Lee (Biomedical Engineering), Jennifer Zheng (Life Sciences), Sunjeet Saha (Mechanical Engineering), Seungman Park (Mechanical Engineering),…
Experts
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
An expert in genetics and neurological diseases.

Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences
An expert in ecology, fire management, and U.S. National Parks.

Professor, Biochemistry
An expert in biochemistry.
