ASU Institute Working on Improving Health Worldwide
The key to unlocking some of the most complex health issues facing society today may be found in some of the research being conducted in Tempe.
At the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University, doctors, scientists and students are using state-of-the-art technology to improve the quality of life for people all over the world.
Some of the projects at the institute include pursuing nanotechnology improvements in solar energy, creating in-home diagnostic and treatment devices and developing a bio-diesel fuel from photosynthetic bacteria. Research at the institute has been going on for nearly four years and has resulted in patented inventions.
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National Academy of Sciences Arthur A. Sackler Lecture - President Crow
On April 3, 2008, ASU President Michael Crow presented the eighth annual Arthur M. Sackler Lecture at a National Academy of Sciences conference in Washington, D.C. With permission from the National Academy of Sciences, this podcast features an excerpt from President Crow’s lecture titled, “Linking Knowledge with Action for Sustainable Development.”
2007 President's Professors (Part 3) - Dr. Jane Maienschein
An interview with President's Professor, Dr. Jane Maienschein. Part three of a three part series profiling the 2007 President's Professors.
