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- Dirty fingernails have given way to wearing gloves for Michael Christiansen, who has followed his passion for science from fossil-hunting to growing nanocrystals.
February 09, 2010
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- Study suggests slow breathing may help pain - Fox News
- Industrial design professor speaks about biomimicry - KJZZ
- ASU brings ‘cutting-edge’ Jewish scholar to campus - Jewish News of Greater Phoenix
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- StudentsA silent auction will take place for Christa Brelsford, a sustainability doctoral student who lost her right leg in the Haiti earthquake.
- SportsASU wrestling coach Shawn Charles is hoping to coach his team of “soldiers” to the top, with a little hard work and community support.
- HealthThanks to a grant from the National Institutes of Health, ASU is studying two major U.S. adolescent health disorders: obesity and depression.
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- Stuart Lindsay, ASU Regents’ Professor and director of the Biodesign Institute’s Center for Single Molecule Biophysics, has just released the first all-encompassing guide to nanoscience.
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The Sun Devils played host to Washington and Washington State, defeating the Huskies, 67-61 on Feb. 4, but falling to the Cougars, 66-62, Feb. 6.
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The group photographic exhibition, An Equation of the Fanciful and Bizarre, features work by members of the ASU Photographers’ Association, and is juried by award-winning photographer Joel Meyerowitz.
