ASU Enterprise Technology News - Features
Bright ideas start with people who see a better way forward. Across Arizona State University, students, faculty and researchers are turning those ideas into bold innovations that improve how we learn, work and solve real-world problems.The AI…
At ASU’s John Schufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering, students are learning how to walk patients through a difficult diagnosis, calm scared individuals and ask the hard questions — all before they meet an actual human patient.
This story originally published in The AI Journey at ASU (vol 5).Starting this semester, all 200,000 students at Arizona State University now have access to CreateAI Builder, putting the university’s flagship AI toolkit directly into the hands…
This story originally published in The AI Journey at ASU (vol 5).Until recently, advanced computing power has been associated with researchers and industry giants; now, Arizona State University is bringing unprecedented access to its entire…
In any given week, hundreds of congressional bills, executive actions and Federal Register notices move through Washington, D.C. Within these updates are policies that directly affect Tribal Nations and indigenous communities throughout Arizona and…
For Arizona State University students hoping to break into cybersecurity, Enterprise Technology has opened a door: six paid positions in the university’s Security Operations Center (SOC) offer students the opportunity to spend a year working on real…
Last week, teams from across Arizona State University gathered in San Diego at the annual Esri user conference where they received a Special Achievement in GIS Award, recognizing the university’s exceptional and innovative use of geographic…
If you’re facing a mental health crisis, domestic violence threat or eviction from your home, you need help fast. Crises happen 24/7, outside standard business hours and with no time to waste searching for services on the internet. Arizona State…
With two decades of service to Arizona State University, Sean Dudley has helped establish the university as a world-class research institution.
The atmosphere is filled with excitement as more than 22,000 Arizona State University students graduate today, cheered on by family members, friends and faculty celebrating their life-changing milestone. The applause, music and cheering as dozens of…
The latest in a series of intensive, high-impact hackathons organized by ASU Enterprise Technology and industry partners, the event was held at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex in Tempe on April 24. Ideas flew, teammates huddled and strangers…
Imagine tapping into the power of artificial intelligence to help students navigate the vast expanse of Arizona State University’s programs and services. Or creating an AI-powered companion to help time-pressed university students study more…