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The article recalls the top 10 science stories in Tucson, Arizona in 2021. Topics discussed include the use of autonomous rovers to deliver food to students from on-campus dining locations at the University of Arizona in November, announcement of the plan of aerospace engineering company World View to offer public space tourism via passenger balloons in October, and contribution of the university to the Giant Magellan Telescope.

The article offers information on various local nonprofits of Tucson. Some of them are Mobile Meal of Southern Arizona delivering critical meals to community elderly, disabled and other facing medical situations. It is noted that SARSEF started as a science fair but it is now the largest Arizona nonprofits dedicated to foster scientific passion and education.

This section offers real estate and construction-related news briefs in Tucson, Arizona as of October 22, 2021. Shopping mall owner Macerich Company has sold La Encantada shopping mall for 126 million U.S. dollars. Amerco Real Estate has purchased 11.85 acres of industrial land at Tangerine Commerce Park from Tangerine/I-10 LLC. A medical office building was acquired by Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital LLC.

This article discusses how charities are making Tucson, Arizona a better place through donations. Topics include public help needed by many nonprofits for continuing their services, places which host charitable activities for nonprofits like radio theatre, museum art and live music, and the southern Arizona Research, Science and Engineering Foundation (SARSEF) which hosts science fairs for local schools.

The article informs that the Rio Nuevo down- town development district unanimously approved multiple projects at their most recent meeting. It mentions among these projects is a multiphase hotel and residential complex on Sixth Avenue just north of the Union Pacific train tracks, and the plans were presented by Scott Stiteler.

The article offers information on the events, which annually draw hundreds of thousands of attendees, were delayed multiple times due to the pandemic, bringing fewer patrons to the already-impacted local businesses lining Fourth Avenue. It discusses that the rate of shipping a 40-foot container across the Pacific has surged more than 500 percent, breaking 20000 dollars a record price.

The article offers information on the Northmarq's Phoenix team sold the Paseo del Sol townhome community to Element Property Company of Los Angeles for 33.65 million dollars. Topics discussed include K&L Dirt Company, LLC purchased the brand-new Dollar General store located at 1472 E. Kortsen Rd. in Casa Grande, Arizona; Evolved LLC renewed their lease with Pegasus Tucson Owner LLC for 2,400 square feet of office space at Town Central Business Park, 4905 E. 29th St. in Tucson.

The article offers real estate and construction news briefs in Tucson, Arizona as of April 8, 2022. Dowtown development district Rio Nuevo announced plans to fund and advance multiple real estate projects. DM Phase IV Investment, LLC bought 237.27 acres of vacant land at 11800 E. Valencia Road in Tucson. Kodiac Interiors Group, LLC leased 17, 727 square feet of industrial space at West Commerce Court in Tucson.

The article presents real estate news briefs in Arizona. Topics discussed include renew by T and T Motivators, L.L.C to their lease with Pegasus Tucson Owner LLC; purchase of office space at Tucson Medical Park by Rillito Internal Medicine, LLC; and renew by Leonardo Garcia Sierra to their lease with Pegasus Tucson Owner LLC.

The article offers information on UA researchers' startup uses artificial intelligence to detect the 'fingerprints disease'. Topics include the new startup company co-founded by two UA researchers uses artificial intelligence to identify these "fingerprints of disease," and the possibly before the issue is detectable through other means.

This section offers news briefs pertaining to the real estate and construction industry in Tucson, Arizona, as of February 2022. CBRE represented Holualoa Cos. in the sale of the 272-unit apartment complex Sonoran Reserve to Milburn & Co. KR-Pad D Cortaro LLC purchased 1.28 acres of land at Cortaro & I-10 in Marana. Landmark One Realty LLC leased 3,462 square feet of office space from Holualoa Foothills Office Plaza LLC.

This section offers news briefs on real estate sales, leases and construction in Tucson, Arizona as of January 2022. Meritage Homes plans to add 116 houses to expand their Las Patrias at Star Valley community. SBS Real Estate Holdings, LLC has acquired Limberlost Studio Apartments, a multifamily property. An industrial space at Palo Verde Business Center has been leased by Nu Wheel Inc. from Pegasus Tucson Owner LLC.

The article explores The real estate firm says the Dave Vol of apartment units will consist pany represented the seller, Kleindale Apartments, a ofstudio and one-bedroom MTKT LLC, in the sale of Courtesy photo 22-unit multifamily property units ranging from 300 to an approximately 2.687 was purchased from 700 square feet. Site amen- square foot building at 3026 from Tucson Rents LLC for JVC Transport Express, represented the seller. Felix LLC for $I,100,000.

The article presents an update on the real estate industry in Tucson, Arizona as of December 31, 2021. The Hacienda Rosetta Marie near Finger Rock trail in the Catalina Foothills was sold for 3.795 million dollars by Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty in three days. The 3,000-square-feet retail space at 821 W. Grant Road was purchased by Seven Eight Investments LLC for 490,000 dollars. The lease of Weathersby Windows & Doors LLC with Pegasus Tucson Owner LLC was renewed.

The article informs that in November 2021 the University of Arizona started using a fleet of autonomous rovers to deliver food to students from On-campus dining locations. The rovers were developed by Russian multinational technology company Yandex that develops various Internet related products. The rovers, weighing roughly 100 pounds with six wheels and several cameras, will operate seven days a week and students can request delivery to popular locations on campus.

The article informs that real estate market of Tucson is attracting various investors and developers with different plans on how to take advantage of the home price increase demand. A new housing project has been announced by Moderne Communities in Tucson near Saguaro National Park. It is noted that United Refrigeration Inc. has leased 16,520 square feet of industrial space from GS Eternal LLC-Series located in Tucson.

The article informs that Tucson-based nonprofit Lead Guitar fosters discipline and love of art through guitar ensemble classes, partnering with dozens of schools in six states. The students learn ways to read music, proper guitar technique and various acoustic songs. It is noted that Lead Guitar was founded in 2007 when executive director Brad Richter worked as a touring musicians.

The article focuses on CBRE expects brick and mortar sales to surge.

The article provide information on the residential multiple listing service (MLS) sales in the Tucson, Arizona, U.S..

The article informs that the Tucson City Council and Mayor voted unanimously to establish an urban overlay district on Broadway Blvd. between Euclid and Country Club roads. It mentions that Sunshine Mile Overlay is a project supported by downtown developer Rio Nuevo, and would lead to new spaces like shops and restaurants developed in the area. It reveals that developer plans to spend a total of 3 million dollars of Sunshine Mile project.

The article presents news briefs related to real estate in Arizona. Topics discussed include sell of Ledges at West Campus, an apartment complex of the Pima Community College campus to national real estate firm Tara Investment Group; purchase of multifamily space in Tucson by Steve Freeman and Laura Freeman; and lease of square feet for a medical practice in Tucson by Thomasj. Nieman and Richard M. Kleiner.

The article reports that multiple reasons Tucson homeowners might be interested in updating or renovating their homes, and the downpour from a historically rainy July, it was the strong winds and soot from last year's major fire season.

The article discusses Tucson. Arizona real estate market. Topics discussed include purchase of Grant Road Place, office complex by REM Investment Group LLC in Tucson; lease of University Drive by Paris Nail Lounge from West Main Gate Center; and lease of office space by Kestra Private Wealth Services.

The article reports that Texas based building supplier Builders FirstSource announced that it entered into an agreement to acquire Cornerstone Building Alliance. Topics include considered that the acquisition is aligned with strategy of investing organically and through to shift portfolio toward high-value and faster-growth categories.

The article focuses on housing market of Tucson, Arizona. Topics discussed include trading up of housing market with work-from-home policies; focus of renters to get more square footage or more amenities for the same price; and lease of retail space by Acceptance Insurance Agency of Tennessee from Mahoney Family Partnership.

The high school students who enroll in Pima JTED's extracurricular courses can earn class credit, industry certifications, and even college credit. INSIDETUCSONBUSINESS.COM MAY 7, 2021 4 4 Pima JTED balances hands-on learning in a virtual year S tudents in Demi Vaughn's medical assisting class learn a variety of healthcare skills, from drawing blood to checking vitals. JTED Health Care Foundations student Clarissa Salas takes the blood pressure of instructor Robert Nemec while student Jonathan Bonilla Leon participates in online learning. [Extracted from the article]

The article informs that Tucson Convention Center Music Hall is now officially named the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall, in honor of Linda Ronstadt.

The article informs on an international scientific collaboration called the Event Horizon Telescope which gave people the opportunity to image of the black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. It mentions Multiple Tucson-based astronomers and scientists work on the Event Horizon Telescope team through the University of Arizona.

The article informs on a project by the University of Arizona which aims to use algae to capture carbon, in hopes of slowing or even reversing global warming. It mentions in coloration with Atmospherica it focuses on scalable at- mospheric carbon dioxide removal and sequestration by creating photosynthetic micro-algae.

The article offers information on the Roche Tissue Diagnostics unveiled a 45000 square foot employee forum at their campus in Oro Valley's Innovation Park on Tuesday, April 26, 2022 as the new building will serve as the central hub for the campus, with conference space, a cafeteria, a gym, a wellness center and more. It discusses that the building also has a publicly accessible "Innovation Showcase" of the company's role in research and global healthcare.

The article discusses that on April 11, 2022 the Lohse Family YMCA located in downtown Tucson broke ground on a 5 million dollars expansion and renovation that will increase both the space for and quality of programming. It discusses that the expansion will modernize the welcome cente, add a new YMCA bike hub, add an "airnasium" for outdoor programming, add a new connection lounge, and renovate the aquatics center.

The article offers information on University of Arizona-led OSIRIS-REx spacecraft which flew a "farewell tour" of the asteroid Bennu, which it has orbited since December 2018. Topics discussed include focus to orbit Bennu while ensuring its samples are secure and sufficient for mission criteria; plan to deliver the samples of Bennu to the Utah Test and Training Range on September 24, 2023; and goal to expand device capabilities to record neuron activity.

The article focuses on COVID-19 brought the nation to a near halt, the University of Arizona broke ground on their Tech Park at The Bridges, a 350-acre multi-use development in southern Tucson for technology companies and the university community. Topics include the complex is intersected with roads like Catalyst Drive and Innovative Street and though 2020 was a strenuous year for the university system, and the alignment to those ideals means The Bridges' development remains on track.

The article offers information on Giant telescope mirrors, new Southside emergency center and a smartphone COVID test. Topics include the research university right in our backyard, a strong military presence and innovative companies spread throughout the metro region, and the plethora of interesting science and technology news to be found in Southern Arizona.

The article highlights a study published in the journal Nature Astronomy provides evidence for the first-ever look at a gas giant planet in its earliest stages of formation. It discusses that the new study, conducted by a team of astronomers that includes Tucson researchers and Tucson astronomers has detected evidence for the formation of a gas giant in the spirals around star AB Aurigae.

The article offers news briefs on science-related developments in Southern Arizona as of April 8, 2022. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) that was launched in 2021 is undergoing testing and alignment before full operations with the involvement of the University of Arizona (UA). The Southern Arizona Research Science and Engineering Foundation held its annual fair which featured 1,500 projects that were displayed by 6,000 students.

The article features Arizona University's (UA) opening of its Sensor Lab high-tech research facility based around human physiology and behavior on March 22, 2020. Topics discussed include its offering of virtual reality, wearable sensors, 360 video and other technologies that facilitate sensor-based research in varied fields, and its availability for investments in custom development technologies. Also noted is the project of a robot arm with tactile superhuman sensing.

The article discusses the federal program Upward Bound at eight Tucson high schools that aims to support low-income first-generation college students in 2022. Topics covered include the problem of people's unawareness of the free benefits it offers, the program's focus on students who have the initiative but lack the resources. Also noted is Upward Bound's availability to all high school students.

The article informs that increased temperatures and drought pose a risk to every continent, including to roughly 3.5 billion people who live in areas that are highly vulnerable to climate change, as per Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report. It mentions contribution of Indigenous knowledge to climate adaptation.

The article discusses use of transportation technology in Arizona. It mentions creation of the Center for Applied Transportation Sciences, to improve transportation systems, with a focus on smart cities; and also mentions collaborative relationship with CATS to evaluate and implement transportation management strategies through the use of modern technology.

The article focuses on University of Arizona researcher wins Health Champion award.

The article focuses on Tucson helps NASA with 'Spacecraft Swarms'.

The article focuses on Golf Links apartment complex sells for $42 million.

This section offers news briefs pertaining to developments in science, medical and technology in Arizona, as of February 2022. University of Arizona astronomer Allison Hughes authored a paper which revealed the discovery of previously unknown globular clusters 13 million light years away which offers new insights into galaxy formation. The Research Corp. for Scientific Advancement announced the 24 recipients of its 2022 Cottrell Scholar Awards.

The article reports that MotoSonora Brewing Co., which opened in early 2020, has already made a name for itself attributed to a large outdoor performance space and a close connection with automobiles. Topics covered include how brothers and co-founders Jeff and Jeremy DeConcini started the company, how Racing Slicks dry Irish stout was made and how the brewing community welcomed and supported MotoSonora.

The article offers information on the new beers drafted by Borderlands Brewing Co. and the collaborations the company made, as of February 2022. Topics covered include the release of a new blonde-style watermelon ale, the upcoming collaborative brew with State 48 Brewery out of Phoenix and its international collaboration with Las Hermanas IPA. It also cites Borderlands' partnership with Firetruck Brewing to establish a collaborative brewing facility, Voltron Brewing.