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Sipping on science: CALES Ales gives campus community the chance to sample the work of fermentation science students

Fermentation science student Gracie Walters works in the CALES Ales brewhouse at Cork & Craft.

How your morning oats could help you manage your weight

Picture of oats and a wooden spoon

SNSW's Head Brewer hopes to forge connections through fermentation projects

SNSW Head Brewer Patrick Heacock poses in front of a brown backdrop.

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Fresh vegetable industry leader Taylor earns UA Honorary Doctorate degree

Congratulations Bruce Taylor, 2024 UArizona Honorary Doctor of Science Degree

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Alumni Profile: Jesus Andrade Vargas

Jesus Andrade Vargas

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