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A sweating manakin does its thing.

Science and technology

The science of sweating still holds surprises

collage of photos that include two portraits of ASU professors, Wade Van Horn and Marcia Levitus, and an illustration of cellular biology

Science and technology

ASU research on protein responsible for detection, regulation of body temp part of collection marking Nobel Prize

October 06, 2021

A graphic of a pixel-art astronaut on an Earth-like planet and a red planet on a starry background.

Science and technology

Game on: Innovative online project expands dementia research

October 01, 2021

Law, journalism and politics

7 ASU graduate alumni earn placements in prestigious science policy program

October 01, 2021

ASU National Postdoc Appreciation Week

University news

ASU celebrates postdocs during National Postdoc Appreciation Week

October 01, 2021

Artist’s rendition of what the Earth could have looked like in the Archean Eon, from 4 billion to 2.5 billion years ago.

Science and technology

How low did it go? Study seeks to settle debate about oxygen in Earth's early atmosphere

September 29, 2021

Jordan Sinclair

Science and technology

Doctoral student joins ASU School of Molecular Sciences with gusto

September 23, 2021

John McCutcheon stands outside for a portrait

Science and technology

ASU researcher chosen to be a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator

September 23, 2021

New York Academy of Sciences

Science and technology

ASU sponsors free memberships to New York Academy of Sciences for faculty, postdocs, grad students

September 20, 2021

Science and technology

The case of the missing mantle

August 31, 2021

Herbivore fish, such as Yellow Tang, help to prevent algae from overgrowing coral on reefs, credit: Shawna Foo

Science and technology

Scientists report new findings on the role that fish play in balancing coral, algae on reefs

August 23, 2021