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ASU researchers develop new tech to help mitigate carbon emissionsFrom the ever-rising temperatures in Arizona to destructive flooding in many other parts of the world, the increase of carbon dioxide, or CO2, in the atmosphere has led to one of the biggest existential threats to humanity: climate change. CO2 is a greenhouse gas that… |
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Mayo Clinic, ASU 2024 seed grant recipients represent future of health careCan the current method of performing orthopedic surgery be transformed with new materials? Would a simple fingerstick biosensor be able to track heart health? How can AI better train the next generation of health care workers? These are a few of the questions being… |
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USTDA director joins policymakers, business leaders in conversation about clean energy collaborationAs technology rapidly accelerates and humanity finds itself in what scientists frequently refer to as the most decisive decade for climate action, we stand at a crossroads: How will we power our future? On Aug. 8, policymakers and technical and… |
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Tackling Phoenix’s ozone problem with natural emission researchPhoenix has an ozone problem. In the summer, residents may see it as a brown haze that hangs over the Valley. Urban emissions with high levels of sunlight create ozone that has made the air over metro Phoenix the… |
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Assessing the red alert on coralsAs our planet continues to warm, rising ocean temperatures threaten coral reefs across the globe. But not all corals are created equal, and some may be able to withstand higher temperatures or longer warming events. In order to determine which species may be at the… |
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Reporting live from Paris: ASU journalism students to cover Olympic GamesTo hear the word Paris is to think of picnics at the base of the Eiffel Tower, long afternoons spent in the Louvre and boat rides on the Seine. Competitive sports aren’t normally top of mind. However, a group of Arizona State University students will get to… |
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How can cities go green to beat the heat?As people across the United States turn up their air conditioners to combat rising summer temperatures, researchers are investigating ways to sustainably and effectively cool down entire cities. Urban areas are important battlegrounds in the fight against the… |
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Engineering low-carbon building materialsCement is the strong and versatile binder that holds together sand and aggregates in concrete used to erect the sturdy structures that have long shaped our modern built environments. Cement is also a major source of one of the most prevalent environmental… |
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SPARCS mission spacecraft bus delivered to ASU for final assemblyThe Arizona State University team that is building the NASA-funded Star-Planet Activity Research CubeSat, or SPARCS, cleared a major milestone this week — receiving its spacecraft bus at the… |
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New study finds previously unreported and persistent super-emitting methane plumes from US landfillsIn the largest and most comprehensive assessment to date of hundreds of U.S. landfills, scientists from Arizona State University, who are part of a research collaboration with Carbon Mapper, have discovered that many landfills in the U.S. are releasing high volumes of… |