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, ...
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Local company, ASU students create cool solution for lake lovers
When David Wright remembers his childhood, he remembers being with his dad on the lake. “Some of the best times of my life,” he said. But with our Arizona heat, a day on the lake ...
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Company making smart pool gate locks
Too many children are victims to drowning or near-drowning accidents every year in Arizona. Just on Thursday alone, there were three reported incidents. One turned to be fatal. Drowning is the second leading cause of death in ...
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Scottsdale IDA helps launch Youth Changemaker Summit
CO+HOOTS Foundation is partnering with the Scottsdale Industrial Development Authority and Arizona State University to launch the first Youth Changemaker Summit, Scottsdale, Oct. 26-28. The Youth Changemaker Summit will be supported by $12,500 from the ...
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Building a successful business in the eyes of entrepreneurs
Registering an LLC and putting an operating agreement together can be done in less than a day, and in the eyes of the law that constitute a business. But building a business goes beyond legal ...
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Leveling the playing field in innovation and entrepreneurship education
There are more entrepreneurship activities and resources available for early-stage innovators than ever before. Yet underrepresentation of women, people of color, and first-generation college students is still present within innovation and entrepreneurship education. How can faculty and entrepreneurial ...
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Valley nonprofit, Phoenix, ASU partner to create entrepreneurship program
A Valley nonprofit is partnering with the city of Phoenix and Arizona State University to spur entrepreneurship that will help solve challenges the city is facing. The program is part of the Arizona Institute for ...
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Next Gen Summit Trip: Day 3
By: Ethan Naluz Today was the last day of Next Gen Summit and was arguably the best day so far. We woke up bright and early to go to the last day of the conference, ...
