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The seventh annual Smart Region Summit tackled the impact and implications of an AI-powered digital twin with goals of advancing urban development and addressing social needs, along with other AI tools to advance local smart regions.
The Endstar Game Maker Spark Challenge kicked off on Friday, Feb. 21, where ASU students began designing using Endstar’s dynamic 3D world builder. Photo by ASU/Tabbs Mosier.
Imagine a Sun Devil who never sees the sun. In Dungeon Unexplorer, you play as the final boss of a deep, dark dungeon, who is ready to defeat adventurers, solve puzzles, and climb up the levels of the dungeon to feel the warmth of the sun…
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When talking to Torey Takahashi about stand out moments in her career, mentorship plays a critical role — both as support she received and guidance provided to others. Takahashi first stepped on the ASU campus as a student at Ira A. Fulton…
As hackathons continue to bridge classroom learning with real-world applications, they offer students valuable opportunities to apply their skills to diverse challenges. The Zoom AI on Campus Spark Challenge exemplified this trend as students…
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This past fall, Enterprise Technology renewed its goals of tackling large-scale issues and contributing to social good by launching new tools, initiatives, events and more to help shape the current digital landscape into a future-proof, AI-enhanced…
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Research shows that parental involvement in a child’s education leads to positive student outcomes – including academic success, social and emotional development, better attendance and graduation rates. 
Each year, ASU Enterprise Technology reflects on its shared accomplishments to assess our impact on our communities and chart the future for what's next. As emphasized by Chief Information Officer Lev Gonick, ASU Enterprise Technology's approach is…
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More than one in four adults (28.7%) in the United States have some type of disability, yet inclusive representation of disabled individuals in the media — particularly Paralympic athletes — remains a critical challenge.Motivated by their passions,…
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Arizona State University retained its No. 2 ranking among public U.S. universities for employable graduates. One notable way ASU students have opportunities to gain real-world experience that translates their classroom learnings into workforce…
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Arizona State University (ASU) hosted its eighth annual Data Conference, a two-day event that delved into data, analytics, and many of the tools and processes surrounding them. The theme — Navigating Data in an AI World — was brought to life…
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With a career spanning nearly three decades of professional IT experience, Lester Godsey is right back where he first started — serving the community at Arizona State University (ASU).As a two-time ASU alumni, Godsey began his career as a technology…
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As technology continues to drive learning and research innovations, so do efforts to ensure digital products and environments are accessible by all.