Science & Tech

Gender Equity group starts series to encourage research discussion

ASU's Center for Gender Equity in Science and Technology held its first equity exchange on Tuesday, Sept. 12 at West Hall on the Tempe campus.

By Ethan Millman | September 12, 2017

ASU research team visualized the phenomena of stellar explosions in 3D

ASU astrophysicists virtually detonated stars on supercomputers to create 3D visualizations.

By Chris Scragg | September 11, 2017

ASU hosts experts discussing Trump and climate change

A panel hosted by prominent scientists discussed climate change in the Trump era.

By Maddie Arnold | September 11, 2017

App developer Lauren McCarthy explains connection between art and digital culture

App developer and artist Lauren McCarthy visits ASU to talk digital culture.

By Maddie Arnold | September 10, 2017

Education and engineering students coexist at the Tooker House

Students from both Fulton schools blend together at the new Tooker House.

By Adriana Falero | September 7, 2017

ASU professor and director of LightWorks discusses substantial human impact on earth

In an effort to decrease damage done by humans on the environment, governments around the world are beginning to price carbon emissions.

By Davyn Matte | September 6, 2017

ASU researchers seek to create more effective diagnostics tests

Professors at the Biodesign Institute are developing new, more efficient ways to diagnose diseases.

By Jose Ivan Cazares | September 6, 2017

ASU professors and students attend urban climate summer school in Romania

The Urban Climate Summer School in Romania offered a great opportunity for urban climate researchers to share data and socialize about their fields of study.

By Chris Scragg | September 5, 2017

ASU Professor Speaks out on Dismissal of Climate Change Committee

By Chris Scragg | September 5, 2017

Buying time: ASU researchers seek to improve healthy aging

Researchers at ASU West campus Jurutka lab are researching healthy aging

By Sean Noudali | September 5, 2017

Gig economy empowers students

Students are drawn to jobs in gig economy because of flexible work hours.

By Jose Ivan Cazares | August 30, 2017

AirGarage achieves lift off

AirGarage impressed consumers and venture capitalists alike last year. Will it do the same this year?

By Sam Deadrick | August 27, 2017

Arizona politicians headline cybersecurity conference at ASU Polytechnic

Arizona politicians and ASU representatives took part in a day-long congressional conference hosted by ASU’s Office of Government and Community Engagement to discuss cybersecurity.

By Sam Deadrick and Ethan Millman | August 23, 2017

Artists perform during the event at the Biodesign Institute in Tempe, Arizona on Wednesday, April 26, 2017.

Left brain meets right brain at Science Exposed

Science Exposed, an collaborative event by the Herberger and Biodesign Institutes, showcased art and science in a night of multidisciplinary exploration.

By Stefany Marquez | April 27, 2017

Saiman Shetty (Left) and Pooja Addla Hari (Right) hold a model of one of Hygiea's sensors in Skysong1 on April 21, 2017.

ASU student startup trashes the competition with two awards, seeks a third

This ASU student and alumni startup won two awards and plans on providing waste management programs a platform to increase time efficiency.

By Corey Hawk | April 27, 2017

ASU researchers lay foundation for programmable materials

A team of ASU researchers is developing algorithms for programmable materials that can work together.

By Gabby Tortorich | April 27, 2017

Social media startup features ASU in its promotional video

A new social media startup out of Phoenix tries to put a focus on shared interests and videos starring beautiful people.

By Sam Deadrick | April 26, 2017

ASU Explorer and Professor of Practice Scott Parazynski speaks at the ASU School of Earth and Space Exploration in January 2017.

ASU explorer Scott Parazynski talks life of adventure

University explorer Scott Parazynski, celebrates his second year teaching students at ASU.

By Jennifer Magana | April 25, 2017

A digital illustration model of ASU BioXFEL's future free-electron laser, which will be housed by the Biodesign C building.

Yes, the new Biodesign C building is going to have a laser

The new Biodesign C building, expected to be complete in 2018, will be home to a new compact laser used by ASU's BioXFEL research program.

By Joe Leonard | April 24, 2017

Laurence Garvie, researcher at ASU’s Center for Meteorite Studies, poses for a picture in the “meteorite vault” at ASU on Wednesday, April 19, 2017.

ASU professor receives NASA funding for meteorite research

Laurence Garvie, professor and researcher at ASU's Center for Meteorite Studies, received NASA funding for his meteorite research.

By Caroline Liddle | April 23, 2017

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