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Courtesy of Paramium Technologies Among the startups recognized was Paramium Technologies, a startup based on a method for shaping precision metals that was developed in the James C. Wyant College of Optical Sciences. The company received a finalist award of $5,000 in the science and technology category and was selected as a runner-up for the People's Choice award. Justin Hyatt, a senior research associate at the university's Steward Observatory and former student of renowned inventor and Regents Professor Roger Angel, led the development of the new technology, which the startup will initi...

With a major research university right in our backyard, a strong military presence and innovative companies throughout the metro region, there’s often a plethora of interesting science and technology news to be found in Southern Arizona. Here’s a breakdown of the most interesting recent developments.   From Pima to Paris. The University of Arizona has entered into a partnership with the French National Centre for Scientific Research to establish an international research center that will focus on environmental, data and climate science. The new “France-Arizona Institute for ...

Tucson startup awarded grant from National Science Foundation  has been awarded  grant  to conduct research and development (R&D) work on  efficient manufacturing methods for radio antenna reflectors, the company announced in a news release Tuesday.  Paramium’s “revolutionary” technology it said will enhance a broad spectrum of industries, especially the world’s ability to utilize the internet which is quickly becoming a vital utility for humans. The demand for satellite ground stations in communications, astronomy and architectural applications is fo...

In February 2020, mere weeks before COVID 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. The complex is intersected with roads like “Catalyst Drive” and “Innovative Street,” and though 2020 was a strenuous year for the university system, their alignment to those ideals means The Bridges’ development remains on track.  Tech Parks Arizona operates interactive grounds for technology companies and un...