How ASU researchers are measuring what really cools Arizona cities

How ASU researchers are measuring what really cools Arizona cities

by Lisa Irish | Aug 14, 2026 | SSEBE News

Enrique Vivoni and other researchers with ASU’s Center for Hydrologic Innovations receive data from observation sites around the Valley that show how landscapes respond as temperatures and seasons change to see what works to cool cities.
Nine Fulton Schools students named ARCS scholars for 2026–27

Nine Fulton Schools students named ARCS scholars for 2026–27

by Lisa Irish | Aug 13, 2026 | SSEBE News

Avery Brewer, who’s pursuing her doctorate in civil, environmental and sustainable engineering, received a scholarship to support her research on how microbial processes can address economic pitfalls by turning waste from food and mining proccesses into...
ASU researchers contribute to Arizona’s quest to sustain aquifer

ASU researchers contribute to Arizona’s quest to sustain aquifer

by Lisa Irish | Jul 23, 2026 | SSEBE News

Associate Professor Giuseppe Mascaro and Assistant Professor Tianfang Xu’s research is part of a new tri-university report that shows 95% of state’s precipitation evaporates back into atmosphere.
Ancient cooking technique offers modern defense against dangerous food toxin

Ancient cooking technique offers modern defense against dangerous food toxin

by Lisa Irish | Jul 2, 2026 | SSEBE News

Findings from a new ASU study including Professor Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown on the team suggest culturally familiar cooking practices could play important role in improving food safety.
New vice president of innovation shapes pathways

New vice president of innovation shapes pathways

by Lisa Irish | Jul 1, 2026 | SSEBE News

Luna Lu’s research, entrepreneurship and industry collaboration will expand our ecosystem.
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