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Hestia is a computer program developed at Arizona State University, that can estimate greenhouse gas emissions on a micro level.

Researchers have created a thin film flexible smartphone, known as the Paperphone.

Researchers have used the world's first hard X-ray free-electron laser to obtain images of the molecular structures of proteins, and single-shot images of intact viruses.

Scientists have created an autonomous "nanobot" out of DNA.

A new study from the University of Wisconsin may have profound implications for the cosmetic-surgery industry.

Researchers have developed a process that removes a key obstacle to producing lower-cost, renewable biofuels by programming a photosynthetic microbe to self-destruct.

Researchers are close to finding a way to further reduce the size of nanoscale lasers to obtain devices we could use to speed up our Internet access.

Go With the Flo is a self-sustaining toilet concept from students at ASU College of Design that calls on yoga principles in its quest to define the lavatory of the future.

Arizona State University's Flexible Display Center (FDC) has added touchscreen capabilities that support real-time user input by either stylus pen or by touch to their already impressive affordable, flexible electronic displays announced late last year.

HP and Arizona State University have announced the first prototype of their affordable, flexible electronic displays.

Travis Andren's entry for the Sustainable Technologies category of the Create the Future Design Contest is a plug and play system designed to combat the phenomena known as “vampire power” or “power leakage”, which causes power loss

Groundbreaking research conducted by Physicists from Arizona State University has resulted in a new technique that uses lasers to destroy viruses and bacteria, including AIDS and Hepatitis, without causing harm to the human cells of the infected person.