ASU astrogeologist Jim Rice is heading to NASA's Johnson Space Center to be poked, prodded and analyzed as one of about 40 candidates in the running for NASA's next astronaut class.
Scientists at ASU's Mars Space Flight Facility are using a heat-sensing camera developed at ASU to track a growing dust storm that erupted on Mars in March.
The Origins Symposium at ASU, a four-day affair that brought together more than 70 of the world's leading scientists to discuss the origins of everything, drew to a close with with a 12-hour scientific "jam session."
The energy level was pulsating at North High School in Phoenix when nearly 1,000 high school students talked science, politics and economics with three Nobel Laureates and an ASU theoretical physicist.
Due to an illness physicist Stephen Hawking has digitally recorded the presentation he intended to give in person April 6 at the ASU Origins Symposium.
NPR’s “Science Friday,” with host Ira Flatow, was broadcast live from ASU April 3 as part of the Origins Symposium organized by professor Lawrence Krauss.
Associate professor Enrique Vivoni is the recipient of a Presidential Early Career Award for his efforts on exploring how human impact may effect annual monsoons.
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