Experts at Arizona State University (ASU) are proactively addressing emerging cybersecurity threats by developing innovative solutions aimed at preempting potential vulnerabilities. With the rise of new technologies, they are focused on ensuring that these advancements do not become vehicles for cyberattacks. Anticipating Future Threats As technology evolves, so do the challenges associated with it. The…
The Bilingual Press | Editorial Bilingüe at Arizona State University is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a renewed commitment to publishing diverse voices in both English and Spanish. Originally founded in New York in 1973 by Gary Keller, the press has been instrumental in providing a platform for Latino and Chicano authors, and it aims…
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs recently joined researchers and water leaders to celebrate the achievements of the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative, which marked four years of statewide collaboration focused on addressing the region’s water challenges. The event, held on October 14 at ASU SkySong, highlighted the initiative’s work since its inception in 2022. Collaboration for Water…
Arizona State University has launched two new tools aimed at helping residents navigate the complexities of the state’s water issues amid growing concerns over water availability. The About My Water app and the AI-driven Kyl Bot seek to provide clear, community-specific information regarding water sources, risks, and planning requirements. Addressing Water Concerns With recent headlines…
Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University has earned the top spot in international trade education for the fifth consecutive year, according to the latest QS International Trade Rankings. The school, located in downtown Phoenix, achieved a perfect overall score of 100, surpassing nearly 110 other institutions worldwide. Top Rankings Among Global Institutions…
A recent study from Arizona State University researchers has revealed new insights into how groundwater in Hawai‘i connects the islands’ drinking water, streams, and coastal reefs. The research sheds light on the movement of underground water from the high elevations of the islands to their coastlines, a process that plays a crucial role in the…
Parents across the Valley are feeding their babies avocados as part of a research study by Arizona State University aimed at examining the effects of this fruit on infant development. The pilot program, called Guac & Grow, investigates how avocado consumption influences motor skills, growth, and gut microbiome in infants. Study Overview Megan Rivas, a…
Richard Fabes, a professor at Arizona State University, is advocating for a new approach to designing AI companions aimed at fostering human growth and connection. In his recently published paper, he introduces a concept called “synthetic resonance,” which seeks to reshape how people engage with AI technology. AI Companionship on the Rise The market for…
The T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics at Arizona State University is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, marking two decades of research and education focused on individuals, relationships, and societal dynamics. The school, which officially opened in 2006, recently relocated to Wilson Hall on the Tempe campus. Historical Context and Development…
Arizona State University’s AI and Multilingualism Lab is working to develop ethical and culturally sensitive AI language learning tools to better serve multilingual communities. The lab aims to address gaps in resources for underrepresented languages, particularly Indigenous languages like Quechua, which often lack adequate computational support. Bridging the Linguistic Divide Olga Kellert, an associate professor…
