Arizona Science Lecture Series | 2020
Join us Tuesdays at 7PM in Centennial Hall starting February 4, 2020 for four free lectures exploring the catalysts—both positive and negative—influencing the pace of global change and how these scientific advances will profoundly impact how we live 20 years from now and beyond.
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![A grant from the Army Research Office will fund an extension of the Arizona Supersonic Wind Tunnel, making it capable of conducting experiments in transonic conditions. Stuart "Alex" Craig (left) and Jesse Little received the funding through the U.S. Department of Defense's Historically Black Colleges and Universities/Minority-Serving Institutions Science Program.](https://science.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/styles/uaqs_spotlight/public/craiglittlewind_1.jpg?itok=-cIAw19o "A grant from the Army Research Office will fund an extension of the Arizona Supersonic Wind Tunnel, making it capable of conducting experiments in transonic conditions. Stuart "Alex" Craig (left) and Jesse Little received the funding through the U.S. Department of Defense's Historically Black Colleges and Universities/Minority-Serving Institutions Science Program.")
