Computer gaming skills opening career paths
ASU’s Computer Gaming Certificate Program teaches technical and creative skills applicable to careers ranging from business, law and education to environmentalism, engineering and medicine.
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Opening doors to discoveries about human cells
An ASU electrical engineer has developed an electronics-based system that enables scientists to perform more effective research on human body cells.
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Up against the walls of turbulence
In a Science journal article, an ASU professor offers insights into studying atmospheric turbulence that affects climate, air and sea transportation, and air pollution conditions.
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Engineering students receive opportunity to do top-flight research
Two ASU electrical engineering students will use prestigious Fulbright grants to help pursue advances in sustainable energy systems.
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Informatics helps illuminate Arizona history
Two popular nationally broadcast television shows are benefiting from expertise found at ASU in the growing field of informatics.
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