ASU faculty generates innovative idea to change behavior
One of the many challenges we face in the journey to create a more sustainable planet is that although more people are now aware of the problem of climate change,
Reflections on Whole Foods Market 5% Giving Day
On Wednesday December 4th, a couple students and professors of the Food and Farm Immersion branched off during the morning and early afternoon to table at the newly opened Whole Foods Market in downtown Tempe, Arizona.
ASU engineer works to increase solar panel efficiency
Solar energy, while quite expensive, still remains one of the most promising sources of alternate energy. ASU's Holman Research Group has published new findings in the science journal Joule that show how a minute change to the industry-standard silicon wafers significantly enhances solar cell composition.
Doctoral dissertation fellowship: Babbitt Center
Doctoral students conducting dissertation projects integrating land use, water management and policy are eligible to apply.
Climate change, the apocalypse and skepticism
Despite the near universal consensus confirming the phenomenon of climate change, climate skepticism still poses a significant barrier to developing more environmentally conscious policies. One particular segment of the population
Climate change, the apocalypse and skepticism
ASU Now Despite the near universal consensus confirming the phenomenon of climate change, climate skepticism still poses a significant barrier to developing more environmentally conscious policies. One particular segment of
Peoria kicks off spring semester at City Hall
On February 5th, 2020 ASU students, faculty, and city staff met at Peoria City Hall for the spring 2020 kickoff event with Project Cities. In the Council Chambers, Erick Strunk,
ASU launches master of innovation degree program
A new entrepreneurship master's degree combines design, business and engineering. The Master of Science in innovation and venture development is open to all degree backgrounds.
Future Cities episode 27: Urban agriculture and greening phoenix
We talk with two researchers, Dr. Nazli Uludere Aragon and PhD student Michelle Stuhlmacher (@MFStuhlmacher on Twitter) about their recent publication, “Urban agriculture’s bounty: contributions to Phoenix’s sustainability goals.” The
New study sheds far-red light on the mysteries of photosynthesis
Some three billion years ago, tiny organisms known as cyanobacteria helped create an oxygen-rich atmosphere on Earth. Their activities, which continue to the present day, provide an essential ingredient for
Mapping the landscape of citizen science
Science has moved beyond the lab. Researchers are using non-scientists more and more to help conduct their research and expand their reach. Everyday people are contributing their data, helping researchers
Current locust swarms emphasize the importance of GLI researchers
Pakistan. Somalia. Ethiopia. Kenya. Locust swarms of near biblical proportions are currently wreaking havoc across a wide swath of southwest Asia and east Africa. According to the United Nations, the