Articles by Arizona State University

With most of the world's reefs under stress, "coral gardening" or "outplanting" has become a popular and promising solution for restoration

Researchers investigate a recently discovered class of viruses that has taken the characteristic versatility of the viral world to new heights

Researchers' methodology predicts location of shallow coral reefs with nearly 90 percent accuracy

Designing diamond lattices and other crystals from microscopic building blocks

An Arizona State University research team has, for the first time, tracked the entire California coast's vertical land motion

New report's main finding is that protecting at least 30 percent of the world's land and ocean provides greater benefits than the status quo

If we could replace even a part of fossil fuel-produced hydrogen with algal biohydrogen that is made via light and water, it would have a substantial impact

When done right, citizen science can be an opportunity to support and extend learning and welcome different skills and beliefs

Degraded samples can produce spurious results in research

As is the case for many things in science, there is more to kombucha than meets the eye—literally