"Why think small when you can dream in microns?" Inventor Spotlight!💡 Ryane Englar from @uazvetmed developed 3D-printed urine crystals to help veterinary students learn clinical techniques. Her innovation is helping the next generation of veterinarians master their skills! 🩺

.@UArizona is committed to caring for Arizona and the animals that call the state home. Through a partnership with the Bureau of Land Management, @UAZVetMed students provide vital care for the animals in the bureau's Wild Horse and Burro Program.

A $1M gift from the Mars and Airth families will fund the new Mars/Airth Scholarship at U of A College of Veterinary Medicine to support research on human-animal interaction! The gift boosts student aid and advances studies on how pets can improve community health:

Last fall, @UAZVetMed students spent provided medical care for hundreds of animals at the Florence Wild Horse and Burro Training and Holding Facility, performing a variety of necessary surgeries as well as daily health and wellness checks on the animals.

🌩️ Think you can outsmart the monsoon? The Arizona Institute for Resilience is back with Monsoon Fantasy Forecasts: a fun, free game where you can predict summer rainfall in the Southwest. Sign up by June 30 to put your predictions to the test:  https://t.co/PApm9OlVZS

🌍 Engage with deep societal issues through the Big Idea Challenge! This RII initiative invites research proposals to focus on The Human Experience. Help enhance community interactions, explore historical perspectives or innovate through arts and technology. Contribute your Big

In the new issue of the Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, read a study from researchers at @UAZVetMed about the use of #3DPrinted models of urinary crystals to help #veterinary students practice identifying crystalluria: https://t.co/0hDt6q1d84 @JVME_AAVMC @AAVMC

📢 Join an award-winning research team! The OHAIRE lab is hiring a Research Assistant for a nationwide clinical trial on service dogs & PTSD (NIH R01). Seeking a creative, organized, and passionate individual in Human-Animal Interaction. Apply today! https://t.co/pY5bk34bOV

Vets and Pets: Service dogs reduce PTSD symptoms, according to a study release in June from @UAZVetMed. Veterans reported fewer flashbacks, less anxiety and a greater sense of connection, thanks to their four-legged partners. https://t.co/4QZsMDoY1u

In JVME 51.4 explore #openaccess studies including an article on the implementation of a safe equine radiation-free simulator for teaching veterinary medicine: https://t.co/maXs7Ey4kE @AAVMC @UAZVetMed

Congratulations to @EvanMacLean and AZ Canine Cognition Center on the recent publication about their innovative problem-solving games used to evaluate cognitive function and their vision for promoting healthy aging: https://t.co/ejmzB93BNW

Thanks to our friends at @NPR for covering the exciting developments around the Service Dogs Assisting Veterans Act. We're grateful to Congress's continued advocacy for veterans' access to service dogs. #researchmatters #servicedogs @DeptVetAffairs https://t.co/zHY2IFDx2v

Attend this year's TEDxUofA event, Desert Genius, on Friday, Oct. 18 at Centennial Hall from 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. Come celebrate resilience and ingenuity as U of A collaborators and researchers discuss urban heat, dark skies, food as medicine, digital poetry archives and more:

Today, we honor and remember those lost 23 years ago. Installation created by U of A College Republicans.

In just one week, we will celebrate our second class of graduates. We are so proud of our 2024 VetCats and cannot wait to see the incredible things they will go on to do. #VetCats #VetMed https://t.co/08gdE5rHo3

Congrats to Emily Bray, U of A College of Veterinary Medicine researcher, who is featured in the new Netflix documentary ‘Inside the Mind of a Dog’! The doc premiered Aug. 9, and highlights canine cognition in terms of how dogs think, behave and problem solve🐶:

Ever wondered what's going on inside your dog's head? A @UAZVetMed researcher partnered with @Netflix and @redrockfilms to answer that question in the upcoming documentary "Inside the Mind of a Dog," which premiers this Friday, Aug. 9. Bark bark! https://t.co/nKfKl7QcGC

From service dogs and deepfakes to endangered languages and Indigenous data sovereignty, these stories touch on aspects of society that might be missed by the mainstream. Dive into the work of researchers from across the University of Arizona and learn how Data Connects Us

Congrats to the recipients of the 2024 HSI Faculty Seed Grant Program, sponsored by the Office of RII and HSI Initiatives! See how the program supports scholarly research and creative endeavors, promoting the flourishing of traditionally underrepresented communities:

Good boy, Beacon! https://t.co/fqqszoIANv