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ASU is partnering with the Rodel Foundation of Arizona to create the Rodel Arizona Futures Simulator, which will enable leaders of business, education, philanthropy and government, as well as ordinary citizens, to pose questions to a supercomputer that can simulate answers demonstrating how proposed ideas will play out over time.

Elizabeth Lightfoot traveled the world — twice — as a Fulbright Scholar, each time for a year. A huge amount of planning is involved, both professionally and personally, for such a major journey. Fortunately, future participants in the Fulbright program will have her experience to guide them.

Thu Thao Nguyen, an Arizona State University PhD student working with School of Molecular Sciences Associate Professor Ryan Trovitch, has developed a catalyst that provides a sustainable and efficient method to produce semiconductor coatings.

Jotted — an automated note-taking tool created by Arizona State University students Brinlee Kidd and Sylvia Lopez — was named the winner of the 2021 Red Bull Basement global competition, beating finalists from 44 other countries to earn the top prize. The Global Final, originally scheduled for December 2021, was postponed until March 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Chris Howard, president of Robert Morris University and a national expert in higher education policy, will join Arizona State University as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the ASU Enterprise.Howard will start in the new ro

Since 2014, Honeywell has backed student capstone projects, facilities, research and curriculum at The Polytechnic School, enriching the education of thousands of students.

The Michael J. Fox Foundation has awarded three new grants totaling $5.2 million to Arizona State University to explore three pioneering treatments for Parkinson’s disease.

Arizona's five Cs — cattle, cotton, copper, climate and citrus — have worked well for the state's first hundred years, but the 21st century requires coders and engineers for Arizona to stay competitive and resilient. That's where the New Economy Initiative comes in.

In fiscal year 2020, Arizona State University remained in the top 10 for research expenditures among institutions without a medical school, ranking sixth, according to new data from the NSF Higher Education Research and Development rankings.

With projects in cybersecurity, AI, extreme environments, biomedical breakthroughs and educational disparities, the 2021 Carnegie classifications recognized UTSA as a “very high research activity” doctoral institution.