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Two brains sit in specimen dishes. Specimen A is pink and emits curvy signals, while specimen B is blue and emits angular signals.

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How sex-based biology shapes the brain’s response to injury

Associate Professor Hugh Barnaby looks to make electronics more secure through new reliability modeling and cybersecurity technologies. Photographer: Jessica Hochreiter/ASU

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Countering counterfeits: ASU professor works on making electronics more secure

August 24, 2016

Science and technology

French connection: An ASU student's enlightening international research exchange

August 16, 2016

lineup of robots on a table

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Robot programming made easy, thanks to ASU

August 12, 2016

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ASU engineer earns medal of merit from Macedonian president

August 11, 2016

hands on computer keyboard

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Software scrapes big data for big danger

August 09, 2016

Clinton Laulo

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Desert lifer earns prestigious award from hydrology group

August 08, 2016

Solar camp

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Catching some rays at ASU solar camp

July 28, 2016

Mathieu Boccard (left) and Jacob Becker (right) pose with a 20 percent CdTe solar cell developed in tandem by Yong-Hang Zhang's and Zachary Holman's laboratories

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ASU a power player at IEEE photovoltaics conference

July 28, 2016

student building tower at summer camp

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Inventions and happy campers

July 28, 2016

David Brafman Lab at Arizona State University

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From labs to lives: Self-replicating cells help treat neuro disorders

July 27, 2016