The ASU SparXX Initiative is a series of programs and activities at Arizona State University that support women in starting and growing their own businesses. Recently, a few women business owners, who have

After four years, $80,000 and innumerable obstacles, a team of ASU engineering students has completed a mobile dental clinic to dispatch to developing nations. The team, Engineering Smiles, gained momentum from

Rounding out the team are chief technology officer Parshad “Patrick” Patel and Pooja Addla Hari, VP Business Development, and a graduate of the technological entrepreneurship management program at the Polytechnic School,

“I considered myself a small-business owner, since I used to own a nightclub with my husband in Cincinnati,” Phillips said. But it took participating in the Cisco Innovation Challenge for

“We value entrepreneurial thinking within the arts and hope that ‘No Vacancy’ will cultivate lasting relationships and opportunities for collaboration with local artists and members of the community,” said Nichole

Arizona State University has catapulted to No. 21 in the new Milken Institute tech transfer rankings — proving ASU is doing more with less state funding.

With plenty of campus area in the Valley to serve as a member manufacturing site, it’s not surprising that the Arizona State University Alumni Association has captured the No. 1

The [Swift Coat] technology, which has applications in a range of industries, was developed through photovoltaic research in Holman’s lab.

Atlanta; Durham, North Carolina; Phoenix; Philadelphia; Kansas City, Missouri — all of these places and many more seem on the brink of becoming hot spots for tech innovation and entrepreneurship.