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ASU desert urbanization research to be theme of NASA talkIt’s well known that as Phoenix grew, the city’s climate changed. Added pavement and buildings retained heat and raised summertime low temperatures, all while water bodies and vegetated areas produced unique urban oases with climate patterns different than their… |
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Professor: How TikTok can affect marginalized communitiesIf you jumped on TikTok Monday morning, you might have seen a video of a toddler talking to herself in front of a mirror, a rooster wearing blue pants or a three-minute makeup tutorial: Fun, harmless stuff from the social media site that boasts more than 800 million… |
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Engineering a better world with girl powerNearly 200 girls from Girl Scout troops and schools around the Phoenix metropolitan area stormed Arizona State University’s Tempe campus for GEAR Day on Saturday, March 30. GEAR Day is an outreach initiative hosted by ASU’s … |
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New ASU, Vietnam alliance will amplify long-standing partnershipArizona State University and the Vietnamese Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) today announced a partnership to advance research and academic programs in science, engineering, technology and innovation (SETI) across Vietnam. The SETI Alliance, which builds… |
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Study helps I-10 keep on truckin'Stretching across the southernmost U.S. states, Interstate 10 is an east-west artery connecting people, cities and economies from sea to shining sea. It glimpses palm trees near the Pacific Ocean in Santa Monica, California, NASA Mission Control in Houston and the… |
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Tempe to Hawaii: ASU professors teach Hawaiian youth about coral reef conservationAgainst a backdrop of a clear blue sky, slender palm trees and waves crashing against black lava rocks along Hawaii’s South Kona coastline, a dozen youths ages eight to 17 sat silent and wide-eyed as Greg… |
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School of Life Sciences graduate advocates seizing opportunities in life, on campusEditor’s note: This is part of a series of profiles for fall 2018 commencement. Read about more graduates.… |
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ASU archaeologist to speak on work at ancient cityFrankincense is not just a thing mentioned in a Christmas carol about three kings visiting a newly born savior. In the ancient world, it was a valuable product, an aromatic resin from trees used for incense in religious and ceremonial practices, in perfumery, in… |
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'A Sip of Science' connects public to ASU scientistsOn Feb. 8, Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute launches a new outreach program that invites the general public to mingle with notable scientists and learn about some of the world’s most fascinating and current scientific… |
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ASU researchers discover more than 100 viruses in honeybeesWith bee populations on the decline, researchers have a growing interest in the viruses that may be affecting them. However, with the exception of a few well-known viruses, very little is known about virus populations in bees. A team of researchers in Arizona State… |