01/06/25
Influence of Emerging Technologies in Higher Education
Charla Griffy-Brown is a multidisciplinary leader with more than 20 years of experience in global digital transformation and technology management.
10/10/24
With AI, Dead Celebrities Are Working Again—And Making Millions
From voiceover work to 'digital human' acting jobs and immersive stage shows, celebrities like Judy Garland, James Dean and Elvis might be dead, but their paychecks are immortal.
07/31/24
Space-focused accelerator begins process for applicants
UF, UCF, ASU and Vanderbilt partnering to offer training in the new space industry; applications open Aug. 8
07/31/24
ASU graduate student tackles spatial video's big problem
Talbert Herndon aims to provide video editors with a new tool for 3D storytelling
07/15/24
From idea to implementation: How ASU closes the AI gap
AI Innovation Challenge and tools like Syllabot — an AI-powered chatbot that helps students navigate the syllabus for a specific course — find new ways to employ AI
06/26/24
China is ‘looking really good right now’ in terms of robotic lunar exploration, professor says
Greg Autry, professor and director of space leadership at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, discusses the Chinese lunar probe’s return to Earth and how the country is faring against the United States in the space race.
06/03/24
China lands on the Moon again, taking another step toward human missions
China landed a spacecraft on the Moon this weekend for the fourth time, successfully placing its Chang’e 6 lander in the South Pole-Aitken Basin on the far side of the Moon.
After the landing on Saturday evening (United States time), the autonomous spacecraft will spend about 48 hours collecting samples. It will do so by two different means, drilling to collect material from beneath the ground, as well as using a robotic arm to gather regolith from the surface.
01/29/24
Panel: Tourism bureaus across China compete for internet fame and tourist traffic
As more and more Chinese people return to their pre-pandemic leisure habits, local cultural and tourism bureaus in various parts of the country are exploring new and creative ways to attract tourists. Some bureau bosses have made themselves stars with costume dances, impromptu singing, and historical reenactments. Others resorted to the influence of celebrities, asking for their help to introduce culture and tourist sites.
01/29/24
Acer Founder Says Taiwan Still Far from Global Business Potential
Acer founder Stan Shih gave a special lecture to the first cohort of tech entrepreneurs aspiring to go global. The two-day course in Taipei is co-hosted by Arizona State University's Thunderbird School of Global Management and Soochow University.
01/29/24
Arizona's Thunderbird School Launches Course To Globalize Taiwanese Tech
Arizona's Thunderbird School of Global Management has launched a new executive program to help Taiwanese tech companies expand in the U.S. The seminar series is a joint effort with Taiwan's Soochow University and industry titan Stan Shih, the founder of Taiwanese computer giant Acer.