Most of the atomic clocks in the world - fewer than 500 in total - are housed at standards institutes and used to keep time ...

Robert D. Maurer, alumnus of the Department of Physics, was an industrial physicist noted for his leadership in the invention of optical fiber. He passed away at the age of 101 on Sept. 9, 2025, in ...

Uranium is back in focus as the world looks for reliable, low-carbon energy sources — and investors are taking notice. The ...

Higher education is increasingly under attack for what and how students learn. Some of that is political. Some, deserved. “Energy” is now one such political battleground. Environmental stu ...

Iguanas rely on physics and biology to survive. Their tails function as kinetic weapons, their vision detects UV patterns invisible to humans, and their lungs and muscles allow precision bursts of ...

ASU Meyer Museum features new art exhibit "Constructed Landscapes" in conjunction with the monthly 'Night at the Museum" ...

The Origins Federation Conference gathered researchers across disciplines in the search for how life began on Earth—and maybe elsewhere ...

The one-day event this weekend helps welcome the science center's new skateboarding-centric exhibit 2theXtreme!.

For years, new mothers across the country kept trying to get Ruth A. Lawrence on the phone. Dr. Lawrence had trained at Yale, ...

Under the closed roof of Rogers Centre, the hum of anticipation gave way to the electricity of October baseball — the kind that shakes through concrete, rattles through hearts, and lingers in memory.

Moving in Los Angeles isn’t for the faint of heart — but it’s absolutely doable with a bit of planning, flexibility, and the right help.