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Under pressure: How couples cope with stress
Looking for Valentine’s Day gift ideas? How about the gift of a less stressful relationship all year long? ASU researchers explore how couples cope with stress and offer five tips for a stronger connection.
X-ray visionaries
Researchers at ASU's Biodesign Institute are pioneering the use of super-fast, super-bright X-rays to map out the structure of proteins. Their work is helping to replicate photosynthesis, develop better pain medications and more.
Mayo Clinic-ASU seed grant program funds new research projects
Novel research gains momentum, and additional funding, through the Mayo-ASU seed grant program.
Making movies of molecular machines
The structures of some of the most scientifically important biomolecules have been impossible to determine—until now. ASU researchers helped pioneer a technique for observing these proteins in action.
Locally tailored programs put peer pressure in its place
Culturally relevant interventions developed at ASU empower young people to evade the peer pressure that can lead to substance abuse.
The Big Idea: How can a box of light help treat infant jaundice?
A team of ASU entrepreneurs has developed an innovative and inexpensive solution to the problem of infant jaundice in developing countries.
Soap’s dirty secret
Antimicrobial consumer products are ineffective and pose a serious environmental hazard. Research from ASU is informing efforts to regulate those pervasive chemicals.
A flexible future for today’s technologies
From X-ray machines that can wrap around gas pipelines to computer displays embedded in soldiers’ uniforms—ASU is manufacturing devices that stretch the possibilities of electronic technologies.
The Big Idea: How can tobacco help treat ebola?
As public health workers fight to stop the spread of ebola, an ASU researcher approaches the problem from an unexpected angle and makes a major breakthrough.
Student venture advances jaundice treatment globally
Millions of babies fail to receive adequate treatment for jaundice each year, particularly in developing countries. ASU entrepreneurs teamed up to create a solution.
