Earth and Space Exploration Evening and Open House is a free annual event hosted by the School of Earth and Space Exploration with their graduate students on the ASU Tempe campus each fall. This event is open to students ages five and up, families, educators, and anyone interested in Earth and space. Highlights include talks with scientists, interactive exhibits, 3D planetarium shows, and student science exhibits, plus stargazing with telescopes to explore the night sky. We hope to see you there!
Do you have a love for animals? Are you interested in learning about classes, programs, clubs and other opportunities in the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts (CISA) where you can think about animals from diverse disciplinary perspectives? If so, join us for an informational session about animal studies, an interdisciplinary field that examines nonhuman animals from a variety of academic contexts.
The STEM Inclusion Summit brings together faculty, staff, graduate students, and undergraduates from ASU and the surrounding community to learn, share, and build connections around advancing inclusion in STEM.
The program includes engaging panel discussions, interactive workshops, and an open poster session where anyone is welcome to present their work.
Who are we who use AI to construct our futures?
Curious about brain-focused wearable technology in the military?
Join CYBOTAGE, an art and research project led by Associate Professor Zeina Barakeh in ASU’s School of Art. Participate in any or all of the following:
The Intersection of Space Policy and Industry, and the crucible created by real-time technological disruptionToday’s policymakers and senior professionals face immense pressure to understand and respond to technological disruption in real time. |
Space Technology and Innovation at the Edge |
Space Technology and Innovation at the Edge |
A unified, export compliant space resource marketplace supporting the U.S. military and its close alliesThere is an urgent need for new approaches to multinational collaboration in the Military Space sector. The Thunderbird Space Initiative presented a Global Challenge to a team of Executive Master’s students, inviting them to develop a solution focusing on the tri-nation AUKUS (Australia, UK, US) partnership. |
Infrastructure as a Service: the next strategic leap in space commerceWith Colonel Ariel Barredo [LinkedIn] |