Technology talk: Revolutionizing health care delivery


March 10, 2011

“Engineering is becoming medicine and medicine is becoming engineering,” says William Ditto, director of ASU’s School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering.

He’ll explain what that means for the future of health care at a luncheon talk from noon to 1:30 p.m., March 22 at the University Club on ASU’s Tempe campus. Download Full Image

Ditto will discuss the emerging field of biomedical engineering and how it relates to health care delivery and the emerging medical technologies that promise to revolutionize medicine.

The cost of $15 per person covers lunch from the University Club’s Chef’s Choice Buffet. For more information and reservations, call Debi Smith at 480-965-0701 or e-mail debi.smith">mailto:debi.smith@asu.edu">debi.smith@asu.edu.

Joe Kullman

Science writer, Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

480-965-8122

Women's basketball opens Pac-10 Tournament with win over Oregon State


March 10, 2011

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The third-seeded Sun Devils (20-9), who will face either California or Washington in the second round Thursday, shot just 35.8 percent, including 5 of 19 from 3-point range, and committed 19 turnovers. Arizona State won the rebounding battle 35-25 and made all seven of its free throws.

Alyssa Martin and Sage Indendi had 10 points apiece to lead 10th-seeded Oregon State (9-21), which shot 40.9 percent.

Simon was just 4 of 15 from the field but came up big late, converting a three-point play for a 48-42 lead with 2:23 remaining.

The Beavers, who trailed by 15 early in the second half, closed the gap down the stretch, but the Sun Devils didn't let them get any closer.

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With ASU's second unit on the floor, Oregon State answered with 10 straight points of its own to cut the deficit to five. The Beavers then got within three points on two occasions, including 45-42 with 3:36 left.

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It was the Sun Devils' second win in five days over the Beavers. ASU ended the regular season with a 59-54 victory Saturday.