U of A researchers study ways to make our world both sustainable and resilient, using technology that supports the human and natural worlds and helps us recover from threats and disasters. In many different departments, faculty and students are developing resilient and sustainable food systems, materials and energy infrastructure, and they are finding ways to enhance our communities, supply chains, transportation systems and environments to improve the future for everyone.
Nanoparticles composed of nickel and iron have been found to be more effective and efficient than other, more costly materials when used as catalysts in the production of hydrogen fuel through water electrolysis.
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Physicist Hugh Churchill has received an NSF CAREER award to further his research on selenium and tellurium nanowires.
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A new prototype system that monitors the number and type of tractor-trailers moving through a region could help transportation planners identify and prioritize infrastructure projects and increase operational efficiency.
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Chlorella vulgaris in wastewater with other microorganisms. Environmental engineers have...
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University of Arkansas physicists are exploring the new field of “topological quantum materials,”...
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Depending on future climate variables, smallmouth bass numbers could rise a little or drop a lot.
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