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Leading aerospace and defense company Raytheon has announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong.

For the first time, multiple federal agencies — convened by the National Science Foundation and the American Association for the Advancement of Science — will come together to lay out their public access plans. 

Arizona State University on June 1 was selected to join the prestigious Association of American Universities, which comprises the nation’s elite research universities. Membership is by invitation only and based on an extensive set of quantitative indicators that assess the breadth and quality of a university’s research and education.

UTSA hosted the 10th annual Neuro-Inspired Computing Elements (NICE) conference from April 11 to 14.  “NICE started as [an] invitational workshop ten years back to kind of bring people together — researchers from academia, from [Department of Energy] national labs and industry — in trying to think about how [to] design the next generation of...

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) have developed a method to synthesize the highly potent antimalarial drug artemisinin, which could lead to a more cost-effective treatment for malaria.

The McCain Institute for International Leadership está agora contratando para a vaga de Program Coordinator, Combating Human Trafficking em Washington. Inscreva-se agora.

ASU Knowledge Enterprise has designed a Quantum Networking Lab that is housed on ASU’s Tempe campus and serves as the central location for research and experiments throughout the metro area.

From exploring the interiors of planets to tracking virus variants of the COVID-19 pandemic, ASU has become an innovation powerhouse of researchers making an impact on our communities. With $677.7 million in research expenditures in fiscal year 2021, ASU ranked No. 6 among 750 other institutions without a medical school, according to the NSF Higher Education Research and

When Daniela Fernández Romero, a sophomore architectural studies major and CAMP Scholar at Arizona State University, heard about the student art contest being hosted by the National HEPCAMP Association annual conference earlier this year, she immediately got to work on a digital illustration. When she was named the winner, not only was Fernández Romero’s artwork published on

With SCHURTER’s expertise, BIOTRONIK develops safe medical applications.