More than 21,000 undergraduate and graduate students are earning their degree from ASU this May — the largest graduating class in the university's history.
An ASU scientist decided to find out why a bacterial infection makes fruit flies promiscuous. What he discovered could help curb mosquito-borne diseases and manage crop pests.
The Kerner Lab is using AI to improve food security and provide better tools for supply chain management.
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We don’t do science just for the science. ASU really embraces use-inspired interdisciplinary work and engagement with communities. People can benefit from that.” Read the story.
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ASU astrobiology student Kiera Charley has gone from stargazing in Many Farms, Arizona, to studying the cosmos on a global stage. With support from…
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We’re not focused on ‘the sky is falling’ or scare tactics — fear only inspires shortsighted, ill-conceived actions. We’re instead focused on finding solutions and results to some of society’s biggest challenges." Read the story.
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