The University of Arizona BIO5 Institute hosted the 18th annual KEYS Research Showcase, celebrating the culmination of the KEYS Research Internship for 59 students from 31 Arizona high schools.

See examples of University of Arizona research projects during the KEYS Research Internship that trains the next generation of innovators.

Fifty-nine bright Arizona high school students started their 7-week hands-on research program working with scientific mentors at the University of Arizona BIO5 Institute in early June.

The KEYS Research Internship jumpstarted the scientific career of undergraduate Byrdie Lopez as she purses a career in pharmacy with a specialty in oncology.

This year, the BIO5 Institute's KEYS Research Internship received an unprecedented 430 applications, showcasing a tremendous interest from Arizona's high school students aged 16 and older in the field of bioscience.

Experiences in biomedical research helped local Tucsonan Destiny Hodges break out of her shell and sparked a passion for research product development.

Science intimidated first-generation college student Moses Foiryolo a few years ago, but now he’s an undergraduate brain science researcher at the University of Arizona aspiring to become a physician-scientist.

In late September, dozens of KEYS Research Internship alumni attended the 2023 AZBio Awards in Phoenix to present their scientific research, with three students winning top prizes.

Mentorship with University of Arizona researchers helps these promising Arizona high school students explore their passion of scientific discovery.

The University of Arizona BIO5 Institute’s KEYS Research Internship is leading up the KEYS Research Showcase on Friday. This year's group of 56 students and the people celebrating their findings