Innovation / Entrepreneurship

Two ASU professors have received the Governor's Innovator of the Year-Academia award, Arizona’s highest honor for technology innovation, for their work with converting algae into fuel.read more

Two ASU scientists who started their work with algae more than 25 years ago were recognized with the Innovator of the Year-Academia award at the 2009 Governor’s Celebration of Innovation event.read more

Two ASU scientists who started their work with algae more than 25 years ago were recognized with the Innovator of the Year-Academia award at the 2009 Governor’s Celebration of Innovation event.read more

Two ASU scientists who started their work with algae more than 25 years ago were recognized with the Innovator of the Year-Academia award at the 2009 Governor’s Celebration of Innovation event.

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Two ASU scientists who started their work with algae more than 25 years ago were recognized with the Innovator of the Year-Academia award at the 2009 Governor’s Celebration of Innovation event.read more

Two ASU entities are finalists for the 2009 Innovator of the Year Award for Academia, which is given out as part of the Arizona Governor’s Celebration of Innovation.read more

Two ASU professors are awarded $16,000 to finalize the design of a device meant to bring electric light to villages in rural Africa.read more

With the help of ASU's Advanced Technology Innovation Center and students in the College of Technology and Innovation, a Valley physical therapist is realizing a dream of developing an automated robotic physical therapy device.read more

The City of Mesa and ASU are partnering to make it easier for entrepreneurs to develop their businesses in Arizona. read more

Through ASU's "GlobalResolve" program, students are directly improving the lives of people in underdeveloped nations throughout the world by finding sustainable ways to help meet the basic needs of poverty-stricken villagers. read more