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Offline AI tool makes education accessible to areas without internet

ASU's Next Lab and SolarSPELL create EDge AI to bring the internet to communities without it. 

By MJ Martinez | June 24, 2025

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Green or greenwashed: Is carbon capture the key to combat climate crisis?

Potential and debate surrounding carbon capture technologies, including the ASU MechanicalTree.

By MJ Martinez | April 28, 2025

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Deep Dive: Semiconductors

Join host Connor Greenwall as he dives into semiconductors around ASU and Arizona.

By Connor Greenwall | April 28, 2025

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Insight: What Traditional Chinese Medicine says about my health

My first Traditional Chinese Medicine health consultant reshaped my perspective on healthcare.

By Nhi Huynh | April 21, 2025

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ASU student entrepreneurs face a mock 'Shark Tank'

ASU engineering societies hosts their own Shark Tank event for student innovators.

By Meghana Yerragovula | April 13, 2025

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'AI+X: AD' training program brings artificial intelligence to Alzheimer's research

Interdisciplinary training programs draw facilities and trainees across fields to advance Alzheimer's research.

By Nhi Huynh | April 9, 2025

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ASU researchers 3D print flower-inspired blood vessels for medical use

ASU scientists pioneer a 3D-printed blood vessel design that mimics nature, offering hope for safer, more adaptable cardiovascular treatments.

By Ammaar Zindani | April 8, 2025

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AI art invades Studio Ghibli as Sun Devils weigh innovation vs. exploitation

How the Studio Ghibli AI trend is affecting Sun Devils. 

By Senna James | April 8, 2025

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Innovators at ACME advance microelectronics for extreme environments

ACME is advancing microelectronics to withstand radiation in space through interdisciplinary collaboration and rigorous testing.

By Nhi Huynh and Sophia Ramirez | April 3, 2025

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Connection and community through esports at ASU

The Esports Lounge is home to many high performance PCs and consoles and is a welcoming environment for gamers of all kinds. 

By Meghana Yerragovula | April 3, 2025

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President Crow’s AI advisor ideas generate buzz among students

Students react to Michael Crow's ideas regarding AI in advising.

By MJ Martinez | March 27, 2025

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ASU Space Student Ambassadors program shapes future space leaders

ASU Space Student Ambassadors empower students interested in the space industry regardless of major. 

By Nhi Huynh | March 27, 2025

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Recent ASU-Banner Health study reveals new link between Alzheimer's and viruses

Researchers at ASU and Banner Health have uncovered a potential link between human cytomegalovirus and Alzheimer's disease.

By Ammaar Zindani | March 25, 2025

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Cactuses on campus: Exploring the desert greenery around ASU

A look into the ASU cactus population and where you can find them on campus.

By Meghana Yerragovula | February 20, 2025

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Tutorbot: Around-the-clock learning assistant for ASU

The Tutorbot's developing team provides insight into this AI assistance. 

By Nhi Huynh | February 20, 2025

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Chip In for Arizona: Students compete to shape the future of the semiconductor industry

Chip In for Arizona is a student competition that offers a unique opportunity to shape Arizona's semiconductor industry identity. 

By Nhi Huynh | February 19, 2025

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Sisterhood in STEM: How women create communities for success

Women-led STEM clubs at ASU are supporting each other by offering professional opportunities and a social community.

By MJ Martinez | February 18, 2025

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From self-discovery to discussion: ASU professor starts neurodiversity conversations

Bradley Irish's autism diagnosis lead to conversations about neurodiversity in literature.

By MJ Martinez | February 16, 2025

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Tool or takeover: Film students discuss AI's impact on the industry and their education

Film students express both their fears and their desire to learn more about AI in film school. 

By Jazlyn Gonzales | February 11, 2025

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Behind the mic: 'SciChronicles' dynamic duo bridges science and storytelling

Graduate students Kayla Burgher and Risa Schnebly, hosts of the SciChronicles podcast, reveal the personal stories of scientists by highlighting the human side of the scientific world. 

By MJ Martinez | February 10, 2025

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