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Brayboy named ASU's new vice president for social advancementArizona State University’s Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy has a bevy of job titles and picked up a new one in February. Brayboy was named the university’s vice president of social advancement… |
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Building softer, friendlier robotsOussama Khatib, a professor of computer science at Stanford University, encountered a pivotal moment during the first outing of his deep-sea robot, Ocean One, off the coast of France. The robot was trapped, far… |
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ASU center makes global impact on ecology, conservation scienceFrom working to save Hawaiian coral reefs during the 2019 Pacific Ocean warming event to empowering hundreds of students and researchers with data from the largest constellation of satellites currently in orbit, in less than a year since launch, Arizona State University’… |
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ASU takes on major role in cutting-edge projectScientists know that what happens in the oceans covering 70 percent of Earth has a critical impact on environmental conditions and life across the entire planet. Still, much remains unknown about the undersea domain. “The ocean depths are the last unexplored… |
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Marine veteran educates next generation of military leadersAccording to Albert Einstein, “the only source of knowledge is experience.” What better source of knowledge for the Arizona State University military studies associate degree program than Kermit Brown, who served as a… |
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Researchers view microorganisms from spaceWhat is the smallest thing you can see from space? From a standard shuttle orbit of 217 kilometers above the Earth’s surface, it is suggested that you can see the Great Wall of China. With the aid of binoculars, you can also see clearly the pyramids of Giza, large ships… |
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The benefits of shark tracking in the desertThis summer, when James Sulikowski announced on Twitter that he was moving his Shark and Fish Conservation Lab from the University of New England to Arizona State… |
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Best of Reddit AMA series with ASU's Greg AsnerGreg Asner, the director of the Arizona State University Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science, recently lent his expertise in ecology, remote sensing and climate change to Reddit’s community… |
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Tapping the tools of water securityA few weeks ago, Arizona State University’s Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory received a pleasant surprise — a $5 million… |
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Professor studies carbon in rivers“Carbon is one of the main currencies of most living things on the planet. Almost everything that is alive needs organic carbon for energy,’’ says Hilairy Hartnett, associate professor in the School of Earth and Space Exploration, and in the department of chemistry and… |