$25 million grant could help ASU, Phoenix reduce carbon footprints
In partnership with the city of Phoenix, ASU has received a $25 million grant to improve energy efficiency as part of a larger “Green Phoenix” project.
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In partnership with the city of Phoenix, ASU has received a $25 million grant to improve energy efficiency as part of a larger “Green Phoenix” project.
Researchers at the world-renowned ASU Human Machine Symbiosis Lab at the Downtown campus are working to make interactions between people and the machines they create more efficient and beneficial for both parties.
ASU researchers say they have found a way to potentially revolutionize the detection of trace amounts of chemicals, which could improve airport security.
Recent progress made by ASU electrical engineers in developing nanowires for use in alternative energy sources could lead to the increased efficiency and feasibility of these energy sources.
An ASU professor has recently completed research exposing some of the potential hazards of plastics both to people and the environment, suggesting ways to design next generation green materials.
Working with an international team of researchers, an ASU professor is researching the origins of malaria to better treat it today.
An ASU research project is making waves in the search for possible life outside of our solar system.
Researchers at the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering are working to improve solar technology and make it a more economically feasible alternative energy option.The research focuses on gathering information about the factors that affect the performance and stability of solar panels, and the results could have implications for the University’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and increase the use of alternative energy sources.
Starting this semester, four faculty members will get an up-close look at University administration, getting experience in upper-level management for future job opportunities.
With offerings for every age group from toddlers to senior citizens, the Herberger Institute Community School is aiming to integrate ASU into the community with classes in the arts and digital media.
Starting next week, Valley residents 50 and older will have the chance to take classes and seminars from a number of prominent ASU professors and well-known scholars from across the country.
When the Credit CARD Act goes into effect in February, students should expect to see changes in their ability to obtain credit cards and in their day-to-day banking, officials said.
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