An engineer, a speech scientist and a head of innovation at a capital market company could change the way that doctors track and diagnose some of the most devastating neurological diseases. Aural Analytics brings together ...
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Omani delegation visits ASU
Minister of commerce, ambassador and other VIPs on campus to discuss entrepreneurship, circular economies and trade innovation. A delegation of officials from the Sultanate of Oman visited Arizona State University this week for the 2018 ...
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ASU, UNSW students innovate to create zero waste
Students from opposite sides of the world found themselves competing on a unified front to create solutions to divert waste from landfills and drive new businesses. A diverse group of 70 interdisciplinary students at Arizona ...
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ASU-based technologies continue to flood the market, with a boost from Skysong Innovations
In 2018, researchers at Arizona State University disclosed 285 inventions to Skysong Innovations, the university’s exclusive technology transfer organization. This record number of disclosures allowed Skysong Innovations to achieve new benchmarks in technology commercialization, with 123 ...
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Thunderbird Pitch Day offers up business ideas of the moment
Timing is everything, and the winning ventures at the Thunderbird Pitch Competition on Friday are capitalizing on the trends of the moment. The grand-prize winner is taking advantage of the newly legalized industry of sports ...
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ASU’s Hacks For Humanity spawns new innovations for social good
When you think about hackers, you might think of headlines about Russian hacking into the 2016 election or Facebook’s latest revelations about millions of its users’ information being hacked. But last weekend at Arizona State ...
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Third ASU Innovation Open offers student ventures chance to win $100k
Are you an ASU student with an idea for a business–and you could use $100,000 to get it started? Avnet and Arizona State University announced last week that the third annual ASU Innovation Open is taking ...
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ASU grad develops app to get kids off their devices
When juggling work emails, cooking dinner and running their households, parents are increasingly relying on electronic devices to get their tasks done and to distract their often bored children. Arizona State University alumnus Jason Plotch said he ...
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ASU student, inventor aims to calm nerves without meds
What if you could calm your nerves for a better night sleep all without taking any medication? That’s the big idea one Arizona State University Ph.D. student is working on. Nick Hool is a bioengineering ...
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Local ASU grads create app to help Millennials invest
Two local ASU graduates, Caleb Barclay (Architecture ’09) and Ben Adam (Sustainability ’09) have built an easy-to-use online investment calculator in hopes to curb a growing crisis among Millennials of not investing for the future. The tool, investmentcalculator.io, ...
