Science & Tech

ASU lab aims to fill a gap in counseling psychology research

With a lack of clinical research among certain communities, the R&R Lab investigates how racism impacts communities and how relationships allow them to heal.

By Dylan Le | December 3, 2025

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How ASU's SEFCOM is changing the world of cybersecurity

The SEFCOM lab is taking new steps in finding cybersecurity solutions with the help of student researchers. 

By Meghana Yerragovula | December 2, 2025

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Babble Boot Camp creates communication interventions for young children

ASU researchers are studying the link between genetics and speech to provide early intervention programs for children with communication disabilities. 

By John Tamayo | December 1, 2025

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ASU researchers explore how environments impact children's word development

The Learning & Development Lab explores children's ability to learn words in different environments. 

By Dylan Le | November 26, 2025

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'The second brain': ASU researchers study gut microbiomes

Researchers in the Biodesign Center for Health Through Microbiomes are exploring ways the microbiome can interact with health outcomes and redefine precision medicine.

By John Tamayo | November 25, 2025

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AI helps to reveal global differences on Wikipedia, historian finds

Jo Guldi spoke at ASU about her research showing the intersection of data science and history through machine learning. 

By Sofia Toro | November 19, 2025

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AI or human? ASU researchers use radar to verify human speech

Utilizing underlying bio-signatures, ASU researchers are developing technology to help distinguish between human-made media and AI-generated content.

By John Tamayo | November 17, 2025

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ASU students prepare for national theme park design challenge

The Theme Park Engineering and Design Club at ASU is showing that innovation is as thrilling as the rides they make. 

By Ariana Rahman | November 13, 2025

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ASU lab builds semiconductors modeled off the brain

ASU researchers are studying how semiconductor memory technology can be manufactured in space and for applications in AI. 

By John Tamayo | November 12, 2025

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Open Projects showcase spotlights data science, innovative research in AI and analytics

ASU students worked with real-world data sets to drive investigations into analytics.

By Ariana Rahman | November 10, 2025

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New Claude Builder Club hosts its first hackathon

The Claude Builder Club worked with sponsors to bring together a hackathon, with the intention of boosting the University's reputation.

By Meghana Yerragovula | November 10, 2025

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Computation and detection at the speed of light

The ScopeX Lab and the Yao Group are on the cutting edge of photonics-based research and mid-infrared sensing technologies for future applications.

By John Tamayo | November 9, 2025

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Studying the ocean from the desert

The School of Ocean Futures is expanding on their current work, increasing global sustainability. 

By Nikhil Mohta | November 6, 2025

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Student hackathon gives Sun Devils startup opportunities

Instead of the usual prizes hackathons dole out to winners, VillageHacks creates pathways to potential final interviews at startups.

By Dylan Le | November 5, 2025

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Insight: Rising above the pressures of computer science

My journey through the computer science major, and how I learned to love it.

By Meghana Yerragovula | November 4, 2025

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Psychedelics meet psychology at ASU's BEAR Lab

The BEAR Lab is researching the effects psychedelics may have on individuals' behavior and livelihood, with a focus on the epigenome and therapeutic contexts.

By John Tamayo | November 3, 2025

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Opinion: I thought psychology wasn't STEM, the experts changed my mind

An analysis of whether psychology deserves its place in STEM, through conversations with students and professors. 

By MJ Martinez | November 3, 2025

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ASU’s Video Game Development Club brings virtual worlds to life one project at a time

ASU’s Video Game Development Club gives students hands-on experience creating full games, fostering teamwork, creativity and real-world development skills.

By Nikhil Mohta | October 30, 2025

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Ubuntu turns 21, students weigh in on its popularity

With the Ubuntu distribution of Linux turning 21 years old this month, students' opinions vary on its relative merits. 

By Dylan Le | October 29, 2025

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Former ASU professor Omar Yaghi wins 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Omar Yaghi's scientific accomplishments with reticular chemistry began at ASU and led to the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

By MJ Martinez | October 27, 2025

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