Science & Tech

The proof is in the pollen: the truth behind all-year allergy season at ASU

With dust and pollen invading sinuses all-year long, ASU professionals reveal the truth behind the sources of and reactions to allergens.

By Maya Shrikant | September 25, 2018

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British artists are using ASU cancer research to create visualizations

Artists are in the middle of their residency with the Arizona Cancer and Evolution center at ASU. 

By Chelsea Hofmann and Nicole Sherwood | September 25, 2018

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ASU partnership develops new method for diagnosing tuberculosis

Researchers are working on a practical diagnostic method for resource-poor areas. 

By Nicole Sherwood | September 20, 2018

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Forks Estate: Experts explain why it is still so hot in Phoenix

The real reason why Phoenix is not cooling down and what that means for you. 

By Cassandra Laubach | September 20, 2018

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ASU researchers working to find early detection of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

Early detection can lead to earlier treatment according to ASU researchers.

By Kelly Richmond | September 20, 2018

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Animal watchdog group files complaint over ASU's treatment of lab animals

ASU's treatment of lab animals is under investigation after a formal complaint filed with the USDA. 

By Isaac Windes and Nicole Sherwood | September 18, 2018

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With $120 million Biodesign C, ASU cements focus on collaborative science

Biodesign C can house up to 80 researchers and 400 support staff. 

By Jessica Myers | September 17, 2018

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ASU researchers prove that shelters are home to the original designer dogs

The Canine Science Collaboratory at ASU has found genetic and psychological implications of breed mislabeling in dog shelters. 

By Maya Shrikant | September 16, 2018

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Will Tinder U have ASU students swiping right on familiar faces?

Tinder U has the ability to make ASU students feel more comfortable.

By Maya Shrikant | September 16, 2018

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Dorks Estate: ASU engineering team wins first place with robotic guide dog

ASU senior takes home first place in Shanghai Intel Cup for robotic fog to help the blind.

By Griffin Sandidge | September 16, 2018

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From NASA parts to works of art: how ASU utilizes 3D printing

Professors and students are using 3D printers to turn ideas into reality. 

By Kelly Richmond | September 13, 2018

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ASU cybersecurity professionals encourage students to join the field

With a 0 percent unemployment rate, students may want to consider a job in cybersecurity.

By Kevin Weinhold | September 13, 2018

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Students can go around the world and beyond through virtual reality

Developing online ASU biology class is starting to utilize virtually reality technology. 

By Addie Fairley | September 13, 2018

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Lash extensions look pretty but can have ugly consequences

Eyelash extensions have become one of the most popular beauty trends among college students.

By Nicole Sherwood | September 13, 2018

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ASU works to break down gender and racial barriers in STEM

ASU is tackling the obstacles that commonly prevent women from entering STEM degrees.

By Ryan Ferdowsian | September 11, 2018

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All bark, no byte: ASU students create robotic dog

ASU students used AI to create a robot guide dog.

By Kelly Richmond | September 11, 2018

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A note from the editor-in-chief of The State Press

The State Press let serious errors hit the web. We must remedy the situation the best we can. 

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | September 10, 2018

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ASU’s Global Launch hosts international students for science and tech training

Global Launch helped projects like soccer balls with sensors and a bracelet designed to detect non-verbal emotions in individuals with autism come to life.

By Ryan Ferdowsian | September 9, 2018

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Sun Devil Motorsports is building its own electric vehicle

Sun Devil Motorsports will enter the car into a competition next year.

By Andrew Dimarogonas | September 9, 2018

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Explosive new ASU course combines art with volcanoes

ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration hopes to make science more approachable and art more informative.  

By Jacob Willman | September 9, 2018

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