With the right resources, anyone can shape the future. That's why ASU's Ecology Explorers program helps kids of all backgrounds explore their environment.
At ASU, women are making discoveries and developing technologies every day. But who inspired, encouraged and motivated them along the road to success? Here, some of ASU’s notable researchers talk about their female role models in STEM.
From your body, to plants, to the engine of a car—water helps hot things chill out. But water is a limited resource. How can we cool down and still conserve?
With the right resources, anyone can shape the future. That's why ASU's Ecology Explorers program helps kids of all backgrounds explore their environment.
From your body, to plants, to the engine of a car—water helps hot things chill out. But water is a limited resource. How can we cool down and still conserve?
Farmers markets make fresh, healthy, local food available to the whole community.
A plane flying over Phoenix uses invisible waves to find out what’s on the ground—and how hot it gets.
There's no doubt Phoenix is a hot city, especially in the summer. But depending on the landscape, that heat can affect some areas more than others.
Scientists at Arizona State University are studying complex environmental challenges that affect our planet and all the living things on it.
When the temperature soars, we gravitate to green. How do plants keep the environment cool?
