Hunter Rhea

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Hunter Rhea is a writer who grew up in Indianapolis but has also lived in New Orleans as well as Ohio. He is a Technological Leadership major who is currently studying space and interplanetary technology. After graduation, he plans on starting his own studio designing games and devloping new types of technology.

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Not 'pollen' your leg: The impact of pesticides on the honey bee crisis

By Hunter Rhea

While awareness of the honey bee population crisis has been growing, experts believe that many people ...

November 21, 2023

U.S. Surgeon General speaks to ASU students on mental health, human connection

By Ginia McFarland , Hunter Rhea and Sita Sudhakar

The U.S. Surgeon General spoke to the ASU community on Monday about mental health with respect to one's ...

November 13, 2023

The bridge between artificial and human intelligence: How AI could experience life

By Hunter Rhea

Industry experts in artificial intelligence believe that while conscious AI may be possible, it poses ...

November 8, 2023

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ASU neuroscientists weigh in on the 'Link' between risk and reward in human testing

By Hunter Rhea

Given proper procedures, the Link's human trials could lead to great progress in treating neurological ...

October 18, 2023

Hunter Rhea

Not 'pollen' your leg: The impact of pesticides on the honey bee crisis

U.S. Surgeon General speaks to ASU students on mental health, human connection

The bridge between artificial and human intelligence: How AI could experience life

ASU neuroscientists weigh in on the 'Link' between risk and reward in human testing

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Hunter Rhea

Not 'pollen' your leg: The impact of pesticides on the honey bee crisis

U.S. Surgeon General speaks to ASU students on mental health, human connection

The bridge between artificial and human intelligence: How AI could experience life

ASU neuroscientists weigh in on the 'Link' between risk and reward in human testing

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