ASU’s Luminosity Lab has relocated from a Fulton Schools location but at the same time is altering its strategy in ways designed to give students more experience in generating new research ideas. Students involved in the lab’s endeavors have carried out projects with goals that had been defined by the needs of corporations. The change is shifting to an emphasis on formulating research pursuits revolving around achieving progress that would benefit society at large in meaningful ways. Third-year Fulton Schools electrical engineering student Nabiha Ama, who has been on the lab’s team since her freshman year, sees the new direction helping to broaden the range of students’ educational and research experiences.