Are you stuck with your Python or R script? Do you need help with your web application?

Research software engineers from various parts of ASU (Research Computing, School of Complex Adaptive Systems, the Library, and others) will hold a monthly Code and Coffee session for anyone who needs help with a...

How might the federal government address the challenges of environmental justice and climate change in new and creative ways? What ideas might push the boundaries of possibility? In the context of a renewed focus at a federal level on these challenges, this public presentation and discussion will focus...

Podcasts are an effective, engaging way to engage audiences on timely scientific issues. Join two ASU Sustainability Scientists for a robust discussion on their popular podcasts aimed at increasing public engagement on science topics.

Among other roles at ASU, Athena Aktipis directs the Interdisciplinary Cooperation Initiative. She...

The IASC 2021 Conference: Commoning the Anthropocene virtual conference aims to bring together scholars and practitioners interested in the role that the exercise of common property systems to land use and other shared resources (commoning) will play in the Anthropocene.

Topics include: conceptualizing commons across multiple scales; commoning in...

ASU's Center for Science and the Imagination is behind the podcast "The Imagination Desk." Host Joey Eschrich chats with artists, scholars, scientists, and technologists about what inspires them and how they define and use imagination in their work. For this Digital Brown Bag we ask our participants to listen to...

Honor Earth Day and join us to learn about the challenging, rewarding. and inspirational moments of Peace Corps service from a panel of returned Peace Corps volunteers, including two who went on to pursue/earn degrees at ASU. Ask questions about serving in the Peace Corps and gain tips to guide...

The 2021 cohort of the Innovation in Global Development PhD program at Arizona State University’s School for the Future of Innovation in Society invites you to the Development Reimagined Talk Series centered on Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) for Inclusive Development. Our focus is on how technological change functions in...

Does the public sector hold the key to a low-carbon and sustainable, planet-healthy economy?

Federal government purchases account for nearly one-quarter of the US GDP; state and local governments account for billions more. By favoring low-carbon and sustainable choices in buildings, vehicles, energy, and other purchases, the public sector can lead...

Join us for a special Earth Day celebration as we launch a new symposium series that explores topics of the moment and impacts made through the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory

This event will feature a conversation among three internationally recognized, globally oriented scientists:

• Peter Schlosser, Vice President and...
  

Join us at this special Changing Hands Bookstore event with Ayanna Thompson. Thompson is a scholar of Shakespeare, race, and performance and is the author of many books including Passing Strange: Shakespeare, Race, and Contemporary America and her most recent book, Blackface.

Why are there so many examples of...

This Making Sense of Complexity talk, hosted by the new School of Complex Adaptive Systems in the College of Global Futures, features Bryan Daniels with the ASU-SFI Center for Biosocial Complex Systems, a joint venture between ASU and the Santa Fe...

Join us for the College of Global Futures Student Showcase!

This Student Showcase features undergraduate and graduate research, including applied projects, internships, theses and dissertations. The Showcase will include student’s work from the College of Global Futures.

Students interested in participating and presenting their work can visit the Student Showcase webpage...

The rise of alternative meats—either plant-based or lab-grown— could bring huge benefits for the environment, public health, animal welfare, and potentially even rural workers and the national economy. Currently, progress in this field is slow—alternative meats make up less than 1% of the total meat market share. Accelerating innovation will...

The American Lung Association is soon to release its 22nd Annual State of the Air Report that assesses air quality across the US. In the past, the Phoenix metro area has ranked 7th in the nation.

Join us for a virtual screening of Unbreathable, a 30-minute film that weaves historical...

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