The 2025 ASU Regenerative Medicine Symposium is a one-day event held at the Thunderbird Global Forum in Downtown Phoenix, bringing together Arizona’s foremost scientists in the fields of stem cell biology and regenerative medicine.
To commemorate Black Speculative Fiction Month, join us at ASU’s Marston Theater for a special screening of The B.A.T.U. Project: ADAM THE FIRST, Ghana’s first feature-length science fiction film.
Recently honored with three awards at the Miami International Science Fiction Film Festival—including Best Afrofuturism Film and the festival’s top honor, the BEACON Award—this groundbreaking film explores humanity’s survival through the story of Adam, an envoy from the United African Federation sent to repopulate a new planet after Earth’s devastation.
Come experience fun actives hosted by the College of Global Futures and the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory on Saturday, Nov. 15. We are located to the west of the original "ASU" bridge on the north side of University Drive. Enjoy fun for the whole family!
The School of Life Sciences Seminar Series is a weekly opportunity to hear from our own faculty as they share their latest research, ideas, and expertise. Each Friday, two different SOLS faculty members will present a talk highlighting their work and its broader impact in the life sciences.
When: Fridays, 2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Where: Life Sciences Center E (LSE), Room 104
This Week's Presenters:
Miyeko Mana, Assistant Professor, School of Life Sciences
The School of Life Sciences Seminar Series is a weekly opportunity to hear from our own faculty as they share their latest research, ideas, and expertise. Each Friday, two different SOLS faculty members will present a talk highlighting their work and its broader impact in the life sciences.
When: Fridays, 2 - 3:30 p.m.
Where: Life Sciences Center E (LSE), Room 104
This Week's Presenters:
Xuan Xang, Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences
The School of Life Sciences Seminar Series is a weekly opportunity to hear from our own faculty as they share their latest research, ideas, and expertise. Each Friday, two different SOLS faculty members will present a talk highlighting their work and its broader impact in the life sciences.
When: Fridays, 2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Where: Life Sciences Center E (LSE), Room 104
This Week's Presenters:
Reed Cartwright, Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences
The Future of Collaborative Research at ASU: Insights and Strategies from The Science and Practice of Team Science
Learn how ASU can strengthen team science from contributors to two National Academies reports, Enhancing the Effectiveness of Team Science (2015) and The Science and Practice of Team Science (2025).
Tracking Hydrogen in Planetary Interiors: from the Nanometer Scale to the Planetary Scale
Sibo Chen
School of Earth & Space Exploration
Arizona State University
The Biosciences division of Knowledge Enterprise welcomes you to learn about our new microscope system, the Stellaris 8 Confocal, that is located in the Regenerative Medicine Imaging Facility. The session will begin with a pizza lunch while our Leica representative, Mark Shaaya, will summarize the new system and describe how it can help with your research.
Following the presentation, you are welcome to join us in the Imaging Lab for a quick tour and demo.
This event is reserved for ASU faculty, staff, and students.
During World Space Week, join space journalist David Ariosto, planetary scientist Jim Bell and science communication scholar Asheley Landrum for a discussion about new frontiers in space, storytelling and science communication.