ASU engineering professor on her fifty-year fight for equality in education
Professor Mary Anderson-Rowland spent fifty years at ASU emphasizing recruitment and retention of women and underrepresented minorities into engineering.
Professor Mary Anderson-Rowland spent fifty years at ASU emphasizing recruitment and retention of women and underrepresented minorities into engineering.
There's a lot going on behind ASU's accolades in innovation. The Decision Theater sheds some light upon what lies behind a little understood award.
Solar researchers at ASU recently recieved $3.75 million in federal funding for solar research projects.
ASU students prove their engineering and creative skills in the Fulton Furnace Hackathon by designing innovative solutions to problems of an apocalyptic level.
From new personal devices to satellites, nanotechnology is changing the way scientists approach research.
Patagonia philosopher Vincent Stanley spoke at the sustainability school to address environmentally conscious business.
Two ASU bioscientists, George Poste and Stephen Johnston, have received prestigious awards for their progress in the field of Biotechnology.
Through innovation and collaboration on the issues of climate change, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack and other agricultural leaders call upon the University and the state to foster solutions to help struggling farmers.
ASU researchers contributed to the OSIRIS-REx satellite, which launched earlier this month.
At Changemaker Central on Wednesday night, one of Phoenix's local app developers shared his mission to reinvent the way people interact online.
Gathering Light, a show at the ASU Marston theater, may be designed to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Hubble telescope's historic launch into orbit, but it has come to mean much more.
ASU's SPLAT Lab analyzes the role emotions play in a person's day-to-day life.
Recent studies have shown that a primarily Western diet can lead to future chronic health problems; several ASU nutrition specialists weigh in on how students can avoid these detrimental effects.
ASU researchers are using X-Box Kinect sensors to analyze nuclear workers.
An ASU student is using 3D cameras and lasers to innovate bridge maintenance.
AZ Science Center's Create Lab provides laser cutting and 3D Printing to amateur makers.
ASU's Solar Tulip project has been cancelled after two years of development.
With the help of the Pat Tillman Scholarship, an ASU doctoral student and a renowned neurologist are changing the way we look at brain injuries in veterans.
An ASU lab is looking into how brain signals can control swarms of robots.
The New Animist opens minds to new perspectives in the struggle against environmental degradation.
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