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Popular Science magazine has given one of its top accolades to a device developed by ASU researchers that can pull carbon gas from ambient air. The device, called MechanicalTree, is the world's first passive direct air capture technology.

Arizona State University continues its ascent in the national research rankings, rising to No. 7 in total research expenditures for universities without a medical school, according to the latest National Science Foundation Higher Education Research and Development rankings.

The Flinn Foundation will fund ASU researchers’ efforts to repair damaged heart tissue, understand the genes behind Type 2 diabetes, heal rotator cuffs and map the brain on drugs.

Phoenix Children’s Hospital and ASU students partner to create an app that replaces outdated medical history forms, making patient paperwork a breeze and lightening doctors’ loads.

Cyberattacks pose a threat to the national and global economy. The solution may be to hack the hackers.

There's an insidious threat that seeks to divide the nation and undermine our faith in democracy — disinformation. ASU researcher Scott Ruston offers tips on how to defend yourself.