Science & Tech

Professors explain the flaws of a 'password system' in a digital world

Even though passwords are vulnerable in many ways, their convenience and ease-of-use will keep them around. 

By Aravind Sreenivasa | January 31, 2017

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New 3-D printing facility at ASU will help prepare students for the workforce

ASU partners with manufacturing companies to provide $2 million in 3-D printing equipment for student research.

By Nick Escobar | January 30, 2017

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Former astronaut encourages ASU students to push their boundaries and explore

Former astronaut Scott Parazynski, a professor at ASU, spoke about the inspiration behind his explorations on Earth and in space.

By Johanna Lovett | January 29, 2017

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NeuroDevils provides an environment for like-minded students

NeuroDevils is a club on campus providing students interested in neuroscience with valuable connections, opportunities and events within ASU and the greater scientific community. 

By Lauren Wilson | January 26, 2017

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ASU collaborations with NASA affect programs inside and out

ASU's innovations will be used in future space missions by NASA.

By Corey Hawk | January 25, 2017

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Biophysics at ASU sets big sights on small tech

ASU's research on nanodevices is on the cusp of technology and could theoretically change everything.

By Corey Hawk | January 22, 2017

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Chasing the ever-elusive monopole

ASU's Tanmay Vachaspati, Ph.D., thinks he's found a way to view one of the universe's most reclusive particles.

By Sam Deadrick | January 22, 2017

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ASU professors stress human angle for future computer systems

Hacking from abroad isn't the only threat ASU computer science professors are worried about: people are.

By Corey Hawk | January 18, 2017

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ASU research indicates wastewater injections can cause earthquakes

Wastewater injections, primarily done in oil production, have been suggested to cause an increase in the frequency of earthquakes.

By Joe Leonard | December 1, 2016

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CompuGirls uses science and math to teach girls about social issues

CompuGirls teaches girls about social issues through science.

By Reilly Kneedler and Ethan Millman | December 1, 2016

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ASU’s Human Health Observatory partners with Wellville communities

The Human Health Observatory is changing how we look at sewage water.

By Darby Dunlop | November 29, 2016

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Beekeepers are buzzing about what's killing bees

Bees are in a precarious place, but some say it may not be as bad as is thought. 

By Carly Henry | November 29, 2016

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Sustainability school developing educational video game

Researchers are developing a video game to educate people about sustainability.

By Ethan Millman | November 29, 2016

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Scientists say fake news means real trouble

Specialists at ASU give their two cents on where the fake news phenomenon came from and what happens next.

By Sam Deadrick | November 17, 2016

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StepPlus team attempts to aid Parkinson’s patients with wearable tech

StepPplus aims to help Parkinson's patients regulate their footsteps.

By Ethan Millman | November 15, 2016

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Hiding in plain light

SolarCity is hoping to increase its Arizona presence with new solar panels.

By Sam Deadrick | November 15, 2016

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ASU and H2O: How the university uses its water

How does one of the country's most sustainable universities use its water?

By Ethan Millman | November 10, 2016

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Phoenix farmer shares urban agriculture tips in ASU tour

A Central Phoenix resident is taking his urban garden public through an ASU program. 

By Carly Henry | November 9, 2016

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ASU class rewrites 'Frankenstein' in modern context 200 years later

ASU's prototyping dreams course rewrites "Frankenstein" and creates a modern day lab space in Hayden Library participating in the bicentennial celebration of the novel. 

By Madison Arnold | November 9, 2016

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ASU takes top-five at Water Innovation Challenge

ASU finished in the top-five at the New Arizona Prize Water Innovation Challenge.

By Ethan Millman | November 6, 2016

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