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Why Arizona State University Should Win The Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to 111 individuals and 30 organizations since its inception. Among the 30 organizations, no university has ever won. It’s time that changes. Few institutions across the globe have had a larger, more lasting impact on human development and human flourishing…
ASU president, national council urge action to fuel US tech leadership
Arizona State University President Michael Crow and other members of a national advisory council on innovation and entrepreneurship presented their findings at the White House last week, calling for 10 actions to strengthen United States leadership in technology innovation. The national council —…
ARIZONA COMMERCE AUTHORITY ALLOCATES FUNDING TO NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY FOR SEMICONDUCTOR TRAINING AND RESEARCH
PHOENIX, AZ (February 15, 2024) – The Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA) today announced a $13 million investment in Northern Arizona University (NAU) to expand training programs and research related to metrology, a foundational component of semiconductor manufacturing and innovation. NAU will…
Arizona State University grads among world's most employable, survey shows
Arizona State University is among the top global universities for producing employable graduates, according to a new survey. The Global Employability University Ranking & Survey, or GEURS, ranked ASU No. 34 globally for employability on a list that included 250 schools around the world. ASU…
FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $5 Billion from the CHIPS and Science Act for Research, Development, and Workforce
The Administration expects to invest billions in the National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC), now established as a public-private consortium, and other CHIPS Research and Development (R&D) priorities Today, the Biden-Harris Administration announced it expects to invest over $5 billion…