Biodesign postdoc Fabia Battistuzzi's new research argues that nearly two-thirds of all bacteria species share a common ancestor that was adapted to life on land.
Eight ASU faculty members are among the 486 newly elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a prestigious international scientific society.
ASU geographer Paul Torrens is among the newest recipients of a Presidential Early Career Award, an honor he was recognized with in a White House ceremony.
Brigitte Bavousett received the first-ever master’s degree from ASU's School of Sustainability, the first degree-granting institution of its kind in the nation, at its fall commencement.
The Center for Population Dynamics is changing the way we think about demography and creating an inclusive and multi-discipline approach to its research.
More than 40 faculty members, research associates and students from the School of Earth and Space Exploration will be presenting the results of their research at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
Scientists at ASU are studying how the distribution of elements on Earth – or beyond – shapes the distribution of life, the state of the environment and the course of evolution.
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