ASU bioengineering student Liliana Rincon earned a distinctive honor of selection for a summer program in neurobiology at the renowned Woods Hole laboratory.
The Origins Symposium at ASU is bringing together 70 of the world's leading scientists to explore questions about the origin of the universe, consciousness and culture.
Assistant professor of engineering Eric Williams talks about how to begin dealing with the growing worldwide problem of old electronic devices ending up in landfills and posing an environmental threat.
A report by the KAET-Channel 8 Horizon show details the advances at ASU's Flexible Display Center in developing the flexible – as in bendable and foldable – screens for the next generation of computers and other electronic communication and information devices.
ASU's Bioethics Club has put together a group of panelists, including Sandy Askland of ASU's Center for the Study of Law, Science, & Technology, to shed light on a scientist's moral responsibilities.
William Ditto, chair of ASU's bioengineering department, talks to Science News about research he is involved in that will allow computers to work better by feeding off noise.
ASU is the new home to a sophisticated electron microscope that will help make advances in energy production technology, national security and sustainable materials, on a nanoscale.
Social psychologist John T. Cacioppo will deliver a public lecture “Loneliness and the Need for Social Connection” from 6-8 p.m. on March 31 in the Lyceum Theatre on ASU’s Tempe campus.
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