Hydropower Industry Lost Billions to Drought Over Two Decades
Analysis by UA researchers finds that states should plan for drought as part of energy strategy.
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Risk to Jaguar Habitat Illuminates Additional Costs of Drug War
As narco traffickers search for more remote areas for their operations, they take over protected habitat and lead enforcement on a costly chase.
Unique Simulator Drives Research at UA’s TRIP Lab
A powerful driving simulator at The University of Alabama will enable unique research into driving behaviors.
USGS, UA Celebrate Opening of World-Class Hydrologic Facility
The Hydrologic Instrumentation Facility will advance innovation, boost economic development and launch the next generation of scientists.
Interactive Map Shows Thresholds for Coastal Nuisance Flooding
Researchers used machine learning to calculate sea level rise and high tide flooding thresholds along U.S. coast.
University of Alabama Researchers Tackle Idling Diesel Emissions at Ports
UA engineering researchers will develop and test a new way to tackle diesel emissions during idling conditions.
UA Launches New Center for AI Research and Development
UA is setting a new standard for AI research as part of a campus-wide collaboration.
Cocaine Trafficking Threatens Critical Bird Habitats
UA professor’s research suggests U.S. drug policy may hamper biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Senior Seeks Out New Challenges in Path to Med School
Mountain Brook native Kyra Berger will enhance her undergraduate research experiences later this month at the Technical University of Denmark.
Engineering Graduate Student Wins Department of Energy Fellowship
Ethan Iaia was one of only 86 students selected nationwide for the honor.