From ASU to the Olympics, twice
Imagine it: the roar of the crowd flattening into white noise, the medal cool and improbably heavy in opposition to your chest, and a flag rising above your eyeline. When…
From medical training to fashion branding, CreateAI offers ASU community ways to make AI work for them
Across Arizona State University, synthetic intelligence has moved past dialogue. It is now designed, tailor-made and activated by the individuals who depend on it day by day. ASU launched CreateAI…
ASU forensics expert explains DNA tech being used in Guthrie investigation
It’s been greater than 30 days since Nancy Guthrie disappeared from her Tucson, Arizona, dwelling, and with little bodily proof pointing to a suspect, investigators have turned to a complicated…
From traffic systems to trustworthy AI, ASU students are solving problems the world can’t ignore
How do you belief synthetic intelligence when it doesn’t know what it doesn’t know? How do you safely transfer computing systems skilled in simulation into the actual world, the place…
ASU helps communities envision solutions for nuclear waste
Nuclear vitality is getting one other look. With rising vitality demand — pushed partially by AI-related information facilities — the United States is evaluating funding in nuclear energy. It’s the…
Inside the Winter Olympics: ASU students experience the gold standard of sports marketing in Milan
When Daniel McIntosh talks about the Olympic Games, he doesn’t begin with medals or podiums. He begins with planning, branding and experience. “This is a sports business trip where the…
AI and robotics researchers at ASU work to keep people safe, healthy
As Arizona State Unviversity continues to shine in U.S. patent rankings, robotics and synthetic intelligence garner a rising proportion of such applied sciences. Related ASU ranks No. 9 worldwide, No.…
A new chapter in national security research at ASU
In 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the world’s first synthetic satellite tv for pc, right into a low orbit across the Earth. Only the dimensions of a seashore ball,…
ASU brings ‘Science @ Scale’ to AAAS meeting in Phoenix
When the American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meeting takes place this month in Phoenix, Arizona State University can be properly represented. Dozens of ASU researchers — whose…
How one professor re-creates the extreme interiors of planets in an ASU lab
Despite many years of analysis, we could not perceive the Earth in addition to we predict. In grade college, we find out about the planet’s layers — the Earth’s crust,…