2008 News Archive

• December 24, 2008

  New Biodesign postdoc’s research points to land, not sea, as ancestral origin for majority of microbes on Earth

• December 18, 2008

  Eight ASU faculty elected as AAAS fellows

• December 17, 2008

  Gut instinct: Salmonella bacteria’s molecular tactics to overcome harsh environments and cause illness

• December 15, 2008

  The Biodesign Institute at ASU appoints Nongjian Tao to lead Center for Bioelectronics and Biosensors

• December 12, 2008

  The Medium is the Message: Manipulating Salmonella in Spaceflight Environment Curtails Infectiousness

• December 03, 2008

  Cutting the cord to determine babies’ health risk from toxic exposure

• November 09, 2008

  ASU renewable biofuel project chosen as finalist for Governor's Innovation Awards

• November 05, 2008

  Guiding young researchers to future careers of scientific discovery

• November 04, 2008

  ASU supercomputer provides massive computational boost to research

• November 03, 2008

  Making flies sick with Salmonella reveals new role in immunity

• October 23, 2008

  ASU’s Biodesign Institute Receives $100,000 Grand Challenges Explorations Grant for Innovative Global Health Research by Stephen Albert Johnston

• October 17, 2008

  Lindsay helps address DNA sequencing challenges in Nature Biotechnology review

• October 08, 2008

  Using living cells as nanotechnology factories

• September 30, 2008

  Hao Yan among six outstanding ASU faculty recognized as rising stars

• September 17, 2008

  Lindsay Among Finalists Named for AzBio Award for Research Excellence

• September 03, 2008

  New NIH ‘EUREKA’ program to fund two ‘exceptionally innovative’ ASU research projects

• August 22, 2008

  Can tobacco prevent cancer?

• August 20, 2008

  NIH grant continues development of low cost, DNA sequencing technologies

• August 18, 2008

  Biodesign Institute and ImmuneRegen collaborate to enhance vaccine against Norwalk viruses

• July 28, 2008

  ASU research team working to decode TB

• July 22, 2008

  Grant to Advance Supercomputing for Human Health

• July 17, 2008

  Local teachers and students participate in Arizona’s largest summer high school bioscience internship program

• July 16, 2008

  Charlie Arntzen to give lecture at the American Phytopathological Society Centennial Meeting Plenary Session

• July 13, 2008

  Arizona State University announces new initiative leveraging intellectual fusion to revolutionize university research

• July 09, 2008

  Can microorganisms be a solution to the world's energy problems?

• July 08, 2008

  From foe to friend: Researchers use salmonella as a way to administer vaccines in the body

• June 24, 2008

  Biodesign collaborative mettle leads to new SARS vaccine project

• June 19, 2008

  ASU Leads the Nation with Largest University Solar Installation

• June 09, 2008

  Biodesign Institute appoints finance planning director

• June 06, 2008

  Partnership for Personalized Medicine enters international collaboration with Government of Luxembourg to accelerate lung cancer research