For the sixth year in a row — and bucking a downward trend among American universities — ASU is the No. 1 institution in the U.S. and in the top 10 globally for work toward the United Nations’ …
When Robert Prevost was chosen as the first American pope, many sports teams rushed to claim his support. But what is the pope’s connection to sports, and in what ways can athletics reflect religious ideals? We turned to some ASU experts for their thoughts.
When industries need ultra-pure water — for food, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors and more — what gets left over is brine, the salty byproduct of processes like reverse osmosis. ASU is developing a facility that could recover up to 90% of previously unusable water from that brine in an effort to minimize waste.
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ASU researcher Glen D’Souza and an international team uncover how some bacteria stab and eat their neighbors to survive. This microscopic survival…
ASU nursing students gain hands-on experience using Noelle, a high-tech pregnancy manikin that simulates labor. This training helps bridge the gap…
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