ASU hosts local entrepreneurs for PHX Startup Week
Entrepreneurs from all around Phoenix came together Friday at the Tempe Memorial Union to learn how to grow in the startup community.
Entrepreneurs from all around Phoenix came together Friday at the Tempe Memorial Union to learn how to grow in the startup community.
A swarm of drones might just save you the next time you leave the stove on.
ASU Sun Devil Satellite Laboratory's Pulse Plasma Thruster is charged up over their latest test: thruster ignition without the use of a spark plug.
The Sun Devil Satellite Laboratory is a vital contributor to ASU's goal for innovation. The Pulse Plasma Thruster team has been working on the device since 2015, and on Saturday, Feb. 20, they made new progress in their discovery.
No one combines eclectic interests and engineering quite like Joshua Kosar.
Competitive gaming is on the rise at ASU, with the Dreamleague gaming tournament held last weekend at the SDFC.
The Aquapanos team uses nothing more than fish and water to grow produce.
ASU, NAU and Embry-Riddle students finished designing a hyperloop pod, and are set to compete in SpaceX's competition.
ASU graduate students are participating in Solar Spring Break, run by GRID alternatives, where they aim to install solar power in underserved communities.
ASU has taken various steps to promote sustainable practices in research labs in recent years.
ASU Child Study Lab is exploring how children's minds are formed in a classroom environment.
The AZCWR, which currently cooperates with nine intelligence agencies, educates volunteers in hacking and cybersecurity.
The Trump administration's recent silence about environmental policy makes it difficult to tell where the U.S. is headed, experts say.
As Apple's Night Shift makes its way from iPhones to Macs, the benefit of the technology undergoes scrutiny.
Advancements in diamond electronics by ASU scientists could go where no transistor has gone before.
Researchers at ASU are feeling out diseases using atomic force microscopy in hopes of furthering medical research.
Even though passwords are vulnerable in many ways, their convenience and ease-of-use will keep them around.
ASU partners with manufacturing companies to provide $2 million in 3-D printing equipment for student research.
Former astronaut Scott Parazynski, a professor at ASU, spoke about the inspiration behind his explorations on Earth and in space.
NeuroDevils is a club on campus providing students interested in neuroscience with valuable connections, opportunities and events within ASU and the greater scientific community.
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