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Seeking the biometric bill of rightsKatina Michael warns that your DNA data may not be as safe as you think. In some cases, consumer genetic testing companies, such as those that specialize in decoding ancestry, are not bound by federal… |
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Jackpot! ASU hackers win $2M at Vegas AI competitionThis August, a motley assortment of approximately 30,000 attendees, including some of the best cybersecurity professionals, expert programmers and officials from top government agencies packed the Las Vegas Convention Center for … |
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ASU computer science alum turns entrepreneurship into activismTim Cope encourages students to take risks. That may sound like an odd posture for a co-founder of a software firm that helps companies avoid costly business risks — but he has his reasons. “Taking risks… |
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High school interns take on cybersecurity research at ASUBecoming a researcher is not a career path many high school students hear about when considering their future. But an Arizona State University internship aims to change that. This summer, 23 Phoenix-area high school students were given the opportunity to… |
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Tech phenomsStory by Carolyn Said Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the fall 2024 issue of … |
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ASU team creates fast tools to secure cyberphysical systemsA lot can happen in a month. It’s enough time to learn a new habit or teach an old dog a new trick. And if Tiffany Bao and her team of researchers at Arizona State University get their way, we will also be able… |
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New ASU institute to create national cybersecurity hubIn 1788, 13-year-old Eugène-François Vidocq, the son of a wealthy merchant in Arras, France, stole his father’s set of silver plates. And so began a life of crime that resulted in dozens of… |
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A decade strong: ASU takes top spot in innovation for 10th year in a rowFor the 10th year in a row, Arizona State University is No. 1 in innovation in the newly released annual “Best Colleges” 2025 rankings by U.S. News & World Report — just one of many top rankings earned by the university. ASU has placed first in the peer-… |
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2 ASU students awarded prestigious Department of Defense scholarship for STEM majorsThe Lorraine W. Frank Office of National Scholarships Advisement (ONSA) has announced that two Arizona State University students have been awarded the Science, Mathematics and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship, a… |
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ASU launching Doctor of Information Technology program in fall 2024Technology is ever-changing, and leadership must evolve to keep pace with advancements across high-tech fields. Effective leaders must also be able to blend technological acumen with soft skills, creating work environments through which their teams can collaborate… |