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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.

Science and technology

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

An illustration of a molecule

Science and technology

Body’s natural molecular mechanisms provide blueprint for better technology

February 10, 2016

Science and technology

Laser-focus on the future of spectrometry earns researcher AFOSR YIP grant

February 09, 2016

ASU professor interacting with students

Science and technology

The key to improving education

February 04, 2016

outside view of Old Main building on Tempe campus

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ASU names new crop of faculty to highest honor

February 03, 2016

Two students work on a car engine.

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Coming into the home stretch

February 01, 2016

Woman with some instruments.

Science and technology

Studying the textures of sound

January 28, 2016

In memorium: Gerald Farin

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The life and career of Gerald Farin, geometric modeling pioneer, generous mentor

January 28, 2016

Palo Verde Blooms

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ASU to join consortium aimed at increasing number, diversity of STEM students

January 26, 2016

Carolina Tostado, a biomedical engineering alumna and engineer at W. L. Gore & Associates, supports students and recruitment efforts by representing Gore at the Fulton Schools’ Career Exploration Night for Freshmen.

Science and technology

High-tech company W. L. Gore invested in ASU engineering students’ success

January 25, 2016

High school students and teachers work around a computer.

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Project App Maker Pro aims to increase high schoolers' interest in STEM fields

January 19, 2016