Student research shows difficult road for POC, women business owners
Analysis of ASU student research shows easing business start-up policy encourages more businesses owned by minorities.
Analysis of ASU student research shows easing business start-up policy encourages more businesses owned by minorities.
DropParty is an NFT business co-founded by an ASU student to help creators sell their digital art.
ASU researchers have developed three new COVID-19 tests now awaiting FDA approval to be mass produced.
MaRTiny, a new device that measures heat effects, made its debut in the field last weekend at Tempe's Kiwanis Park.
After winning $250 at Open Pitch, ASU student entrepreneurs are using the money to push their business ideas forward.
The Center for Science and the Imagination's 2021 Climate Imagination Fellows are working on more positive visions of a future transformed by climate change.
The City of Tempe is working on cleaning up brownfield sites along the river and creating a green stormwater infrastructure plan.
Phoenix City Council approved Bioscience Healthcare Strategic Initiative for the 2021-22 fiscal year, helping it sustain its investment in the industries.
Arizona State University ranked first for "coolest university" by Sierra Magazine for its sustainable practices.
A new cold brew coffee business on campus is bringing caffeine to students by bicycle.
A false rumor of an HIV outbreak on ASU's campus has been going viral on apps Yik Yak and Tik Tok, bringing into question how public health conspiracy theories spread and the way they harm those positive with the virus.
ASU researchers completed their study with 3M reflective material to cool down bus shelters in Tempe, finding that, on average, the material cools the shelters.
With record high temperatures in Phoenix, a study co-authored by an ASU assistant professor recommends methods to help keep workers safe from the dangers of extreme heat.
The world's most comprehensive map of coral reefs, Allen Coral Atlas, which provides breakthrough tools for conservation, is complete.
ASU researchers concluded in a study that detergent pods are not necessarily as biodegradable or eco-friendly as some brands boast.
ASU's first alumna astronaut, Sian Proctor, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday on the first all-civilian space mission in history.
Both the city of Phoenix and ASU are looking to expand compost operations for use by residents and students.
Formerly known as pwndevils, members of the ASU Hacking Club discuss their rebrand and goals for the year.
ShadowCam, an instrument proposed by ASU, has been completed and shipped to the Korean Aerospace Research Institute, where it was installed into its orbiter.
ASU alumnus Travis Andren is taking his business, Lemna, to new levels with his recent completion of a new master's program. Lemna is working to revolutionize wastewater management in animal agriculture.
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