Research matters
Research is the invisible hand that powers America’s progress. It unlocks discoveries and creates opportunity. It develops new technologies and new ways of doing things – discoveries that change the world and make America the world’s leading economic power.
Making cancer care more personal
Researchers at ASU will be working alongside top institutions like MIT and Stanford to help doctors personalize cancer detection and treatment.
A cheaper, more reliable energy grid
Integrating a new technology could reduce your utility bill while increasing energy performance.
Using AI to help humans
Work in artificial intelligence is advancing health care, improving food supply and more.
The 'invisible hand' of research
There's not one aspect of the iPhone 16 which has not been deeply empowered and enabled by, at one point or another, some academic research activity.
Michael Crow President, Arizona State University
From the ASU lab to the nation — and beyond
Our partnerships with industry and our work in service of government objectives reflect ASU’s commitment to being a national public service university, addressing real-world challenges through innovation and community engagement.
Redefining how we live in Arizona
Arizona has its own unique set of challenges, and opportunities, that ASU researchers are working to address. From microelectronics to construction to heat and water, that work is making a difference in our state.
More research that matters to you
Event examines importance of key slice of research funding, what NIH’s indirect cost cap might mean
On Feb. 7, the National Institutes of Health announced a 15% cap on indirect cost rates on university research, a policy change that sent a strong…
Why sharks and other wide-ranging ocean species need more than protected areas
Marine protected areas are meant to support vulnerable ocean life, but many species are too mobile to gain meaningful benefit, new research shows.
ASU to help target how cancer evades treatment
Researchers at ASU, alongside other top research institutions, aim to better manage hard-to-treat cancers by helping doctors adapt treatments to how…
ASU researchers helping children — and their parents — sleep better at night
For years, Arizona State University researchers have been traveling to family’s homes to study factors that affect stress and sleep. The real-word…
Blazing new ground in forest fire prevention
The Wildfire Awareness and Risk Management, or WARM, system employs a sensor suite that can detect fires more quickly, efficiently and precisely in…
Finding the fields of the world
The Kerner Lab is using AI to improve food security and provide better tools for supply chain management.
Research matters.
It creates technologies, medicines and public policy that improve the lives of all Americans, and keeps us competitive with the rest of the world.
Learn more at research.asu.edu