Watch the recording of this October 2025 event featuring ASU experts in Team Science Chiou and Cooke, and Principled Innovation Infrastructure fellow Feeney.

Dr. George Poste joined top experts at Arizona State University’s College of Health Solutions for an in-depth discussion on the science, technology, and business of diagnostics. In his keynote, “Diagnostics

Join November 14th for the 40th anniversary of journalist Jane Kay’s groundbreaking Arizona Daily Star investigation that exposed the pollution, Living With Injury commemorates both the harm caused by environmental racism and the community’s resilience.

David Guston offers a way for individual researchers, research development staff and program officers to attune research projects and programs from their first conception to strategies to enhance their impact.

Join October 30 for a profound evening with Dr. Kim Phuc Phan Thi, the "napalm girl," as she shares the life lessons learned from her incredible journey. Discover how she transformed her pain into a mission for peace.

Transdisciplinary scholar and SFIS associate professor Lekelia "Kiki" Jenkins was duly elected as a full member of Sigma Xi, the world's largest general research honor society.

Students will have an opportunity to reflect on and make their voices heard about environmental issues they care about that affect their community. Youth will also hear from local organizations about the work that they do in protecting our unique biological diversity. The Summit will conclude with an open forum for young people to meet various other organizations who will be tabling about what they do and ways for students to get involved.

Join Oct. 16-19 for a spatial storytelling challenge for civic impact. Participants will prototype immersive, AI-enhanced, interactive experiences and games that remix Mesa’s Climate Action Plan into civic innovations for public health and sustainability.

Bea Rodriguez-Fransen, Assistant Research Professor, Principled Innovation, Global Futures Laboratory in the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory, is lead author on Education and Decolonial Futures in the Philippines: Perspectives for Educators and Practitioners, a new publication in Palgrave Macmillan.

The goal of the Plastic Pollution Working Group is to facilitate research, outreach, and education activities to address plastic pollution. They also hope to host a journal club for students to join.

Decolonial portals help people notice erased histories, question default assumptions, and build relationships across human and more‑than‑human worlds. The chapter offers living examples for use by educators, artists, organizers, and policy makers.

Regents and Foundation Professor and GIOSI Center Director,School of Life Sciences Learn More Friday, September 26, 20252 - 3:30 p.m. LSE 104 Osvaldo Sala is the Julie A. Wrigley, Regents’, and Foundation