How can we improve public health? An ASU grad student is doing his part with the invention of a new type of medical data system.

How could an engineering concept help someone quit smoking or improve relationships between parents and their children?

As technology progresses, two ASU professors explore the possibility of humans and gadgets becoming completely fused.

A new report offers potential solutions for U.S.-Mexico border security and trade issues, highlighting the importance of communication and technology.

ASU researchers in fields ranging from engineering and physics to medicine and biology are developing next-generation robotic devices with far more intelligence and autonomy.

Nature’s tree of life holds the totality of the living world on its bountiful branches and limbs. Now, the innovative new application TimeTree lets anyone with an iPhone tap into this astonishing abundance of life.

Producers of the PBS programs "History Detectives" and "Antiques Roadshow" have called on the skills of ASU informatics expert Jeremy Rowe.