First public scientific presentation provides the biomedical engineering community with its first detailed view of the next-generation total artificial heart platformContinue reading→

The 20th class of Helios Scholars at TGen have concluded their 2026 internships with a day-long scientific symposium celebrating their accomplishments over the past eight weeks.    The symposium marks the finish line for a program designed to help students build practical research skills while working side‑by‑side with TGen scientists and staff. Families, mentors, and community members joined the event to recognize the accomplishments of this year’s Scholars.Continue reading→

University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella has released his second annual letter to the university community, detailing how the university advanced its strategic imperatives over the past year while positioning itself for even greater impact in the years ahead.

The letter chronicles a university building extraordinary momentum across every aspect of its mission. 

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Partnership for Economic Innovation Applied Research Centers funding helps six health technology projects move faster from research to marketContinue reading→

The Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s (ASAP) grant supports research focused on understanding how impaired cellular waste-clearing systems contribute to Parkinson’s disease

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 Did you  know that Arizona was the pioneer in establishing a dedicated statewide bioscience week.   Arizona was unique in establishing its week early on, while most other states historically relied on single-day summits or standalone conferences. The structured, multi-day format has gained major traction over the last decade in other states or regions.Continue reading→

A new study reveals that exceptional memory aging cannot be explained simply by low inherited Alzheimer’s disease risk, reinforcing the importance of studying protective pathways directlContinue reading→

Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, Darwin Research Group has spent over a decade producing primary intelligence that helps life sciences companies navigate one of the most consequential shifts in modern healthcare: the rise of organized systems of care.Continue reading→

Up to 15 companies will be selected from the applicant pool to take part in each cohort anchored around key activities in the state. The Fall 2026 Cohort will focus on biotech and health tech and will coincide with Arizona Bioscience Week, kicking off on October 5, 2026. Applications close August 7, 2026.Continue reading→