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May 09, 2008

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05/08/08

Science:  ASU, Notre Dame to play football In Texas

Arizona State University and Notre Dame have completed an agreement for a college football game to be played in Arlington, Texas, on October 5, 2013, Vice President for University Athletics Lisa Love announced Thursday.

04/29/08

Science | Faculty / Staff:  Pair elected to National Academy of Sciences

Nobel Laureate Edward Prescott and Luc Anselin, founding director of the School of Geographical Sciences, are ASU's newest faculty members to be elected to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences.

04/29/08

Science | Community:  ASU contest gives kids chance to interview scientists

Three inquisitive elementary-school students were invited to co-host ASU’s “Ask a Biologist” podcast as winners of the program's first podcast contest.

April 05, 2008

Science | Community:  Hike highlights nature of Papago Buttes

ASU School of Life Sciences’ faculty and students are putting aside their microscopes and lecture notes to lead guided hikes for the community in the Papago Buttes park.

03/27/08

Science:  Professor helps discover clue to delay of life on Earth

Associate professor Ariel Anbar is part of an international team discovering the answer to what may have delayed the evolution of animal life for nearly 2 billion years.

03/25/08

University | Education | Science:  ASU boosts middle school science instruction

Science instruction in Arizona's schools will benefit from a collaborative effort by ASU professors.

March 18, 2008 - March 21, 2008

Engineering | Science:  Science-engineering fair seeks additional volunteer help

ASU is looking for more volunteers to particpate in one of the biggest youth science events in Arizona - the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair, to be held March 18-21.

03/04/08

Science | Community | Research:  Dawkins to deliver 'BEYOND' lecture

Richard Dawkins will deliver this year’s BEYOND lecture, based on his controversial book “The God Delusion,” at 7:30 p.m. March 6 at Gammage.

02/22/08

Engineering | Science:  Professor makes movie debut in science film

Rustum Roy, research professor, is featured in a new documentary film that explores claims of revolutionary advances in the scientific understanding of the most essential material for life – water.

02/19/08

Science | Research:  Fighting hospital 'superbugs' with math modeling

A mathematical model that looks at different strategies for curbing hospital-acquired infections suggests that antimicrobial cycling and patient isolation may be effective approaches when patients are harboring dual-resistant bacteria.