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Phil Villarreal

  • Communications Specialist, Media Relations, University of Arizona
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Because I Told You So

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By Phil Villarreal
| Because I Told You So
Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred and the Power of the Jungle: A Dark Return to Form There is a visceral, satisfying rhythm to a great Diablo expansion. It is that specific loop where the world gets darker, the loot gets shinier, and your character becomes a walking god of destruction. Blizzard’s Vessel of Hatred is not just a simple add on; it is a comprehensive evolution of the Diablo IV experience that feels like it was forged in the same fires that made Lord of Destruction a classic.
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U of A takes leading operations role in NASA mission

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By Phil Villarreal, Laine Kowalski
| research.arizona.edu
The University of Arizona is mission control for the Pandora mission, which will help scientists study exoplanets and their stars. A crew at the University of Arizona’s Multi-Mission Operation Center, or MMOC, is in charge of mission control of the Pandora satellite.
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ARPA-H award will fund creation of portable lymphatic imaging scanner

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By Phil Villarreal
| University of Arizona News
Researchers at the University of Arizona were awarded up to $1.8 million by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, or ARPA-H, an agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, to develop a lymphatic scanner small and light enough for physicians to bring with them to diagnose and monitor patients with lymphatic disease. Lymphatic disorders affect hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
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