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Education technology company zSpace visits ASU on bus tour

Visiting tech company wants to introduce ASU students and faculty to mixed reality education technology.

By Gabby Tortorich | April 19, 2017

ASU biomedical engineering professor Ye Hu poses for a photo outside the biodesign building on ASU's Tempe campus on Thursday, April 13, 2017.

ASU researchers develop faster, more accurate method to identify active tuberculosis

With the help of a worldwide initiative to end the tuberculosis epidemic ASU researchers create a new identification test for the disease.

By Corey Hawk | April 19, 2017

ASU's Biodesign Institute is pictured on Oct. 26, 2016.

ASU lab is trying hone the immune system

Joseph Blattman's lab at the Biodesign Center is using small biological molecules to help the immune system fight cancer more effectively.

By Sam Deadrick | April 13, 2017

Jason Holmes poses for a photo with his prototype proton range detector in the H wing of the George M. Bateman Physical Science Center at ASU's Tempe campus on April 6, 2017.

ASU physics department collaborates with the Mayo Clinic to improve proton beam therapy

ASU's collaboration with the Mayo Clinic hopes to improve proton beam therapy.

By Corey Hawk | April 13, 2017

Study abroad gives STEM majors a chance to grow

Studying abroad can be life changing, and students in majors with heavy academic requirements should not be deterred.

By Stefany Marquez | April 13, 2017

on Friday, Sept. 18, 2015, at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe.

Sustainable, smart stadium coming to ASU in 2018

Intel and ASU's Zero Waste Initiative change the game day experience making the stadium both smart and sustainable.

By Taylor Rivera | April 12, 2017

ASU startup makes a simultaneously gravity-defying, obeying toy for children

The Gravbot device resembles a large hockey puck but has the ability to simulate varying strengths of gravity.

By Sam Deadrick | April 11, 2017

ASU teams up with tech company to revolutionize the way people shop

ASU's Avent Innovation Lab and a Colorado-based technology company team up to create a "smart" shopping experience.

By Gabby Tortorich | April 11, 2017

ASU conservation partnership adds new professors to team

ASU continues to provide students with opportunities to support sustainability and conservation efforts with the partnership with Conservation International.

By Stefany Marquez | April 9, 2017

Sarah Rogers points to equipment that is used to test software for the CubeSat in a lab on ASU's Tempe campus on March 3, 2017.

ASU's undergraduate-run Project Phoenix enters its testing phase

Project Phoenix hopes to send CubeSats to space and college students to success as it prepares to begin testing.

By Corey Hawk | April 2, 2017

Jeff McSpadden pays for parking in the University Center parking garage on the Downtown Phoenix campus on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016.

Parking is pricey, but what if we shared?

ASU startup AirGarage offers a solution for parking in the inner city.

By Sam Deadrick | March 30, 2017

Steve Presse (second from left) and his lab team pose for a photo at ASU's George M. Bateman Physical Science Center on the Tempe campus on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.

Multifaceted research at ASU finds that bacteria go with the flow

ASU researchers solve one mystery about bacterial movement using physics in hopes of fighting bacteria with bacteria in the future.

By Corey Hawk | March 29, 2017

A group of listeners hearing from Laura Gomez, CEO and founder of Atipica, who delivered an inspiring talk at GateWay Community College during the Women of Color STEM Entrepreneurship Conference on Friday, March 24, 2017.

Conference encourages women of color pursuing STEM careers

The Women of Color STEM Entrepreneurship Conference hosted keynote speakers and provided helpful workshops to eliminate gender and racial stereotypes and inspire women to pursue entrepreneurship.

By Caroline Liddle | March 28, 2017

Kevin Hale, left and Grayson Allen present the Poolsense app in Tempe, Arizona.

ASU startup brings the internet of things to pool safety

An ASU startup called Halen looks to arm parents in the war on drowning using the internet of things.

By Sam Deadrick | March 26, 2017

Zero-day exploits have made hacking easier than ever

Zero-day hacks make it practically impossible to stay private on the internet. Here's why.

By Corey Hawk | March 22, 2017

ASU STEM organization provides mentorship to local youth

First Gen Scientists, provides science-oriented after school activities for at-risk youth in Phoenix.

By Gabby Tortorich | March 22, 2017

What WikiLeaks' CIA document release means for students

WikiLeaks publication of CIA documents that detail its access to surveillance tools shouldn't worry students too much, researchers say.

By Stefany Marquez | March 22, 2017

Dr. Tony Hu poses for a photo at Tempe Mission Palms on March 6, 2017

ASU discovery offers hope for pancreatic cancer patients

The future of pancreatic cancer diagnostics comes in the form of a blood test, according to ASU researchers who have published a recent study.

By Lauren Wilson | March 16, 2017

Matthew Koehler, a professor at Michigan State University, and Punya Mishra, associate dean of scholarship and innovation at ASU, develop the TPACK framework at MSU in 2010.

ASU's teachers college nationally recognized for its innovative technology use

The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College received a national award for its scale of technology integration.

By Stefany Marquez | March 1, 2017

Wearable oximeters will help the asthmatic breath easy

ASU-based startup Troxie is developing a wearable for kids that keeps track of their asthma.

By Sam Deadrick | February 28, 2017

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