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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITYVOLUME 23 NUMBER 2Buildingresiliencein the silicondesertASU and industrypartners are helpingcreate and power anew Arizona economyTHE FUTURE OFHEALTH CARE ISWEARABLESOLVING THEWATER CRISISDROP BY DROPAlumni, studentsand researchers arecreating devicesthat revolutionizethe medical fieldStartup’s awardwinning technologycreates sustainabledrinking water
SeizeMidfirstthe day with 20FPOK FullASU graduates have invested in themselves,and MidFirst Bank continues to find new waysto invest in ASU . This year, we are providinga new opportunity for the December 2019 andMay 2020 graduating classes. One graduating senior will be awarded 20,000Page Adto help launch the next phase of their life. One swipe of an ASU Debit Cardis all it takes to win, and every swipe is another entry.*For more details, visit midfirst.com/asu20k.to come early December, features highlight ofprogram in which they support scholarshipsPagePageC22Page 14WELCOMEThe official publication ofArizona State UniversitySpring 2020, Vol. 23, No. 2CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER,PUBLISHERContributorsCraig GuillotA business journalist, hiswork has appeared in TheWall Street Journal, Forbes,Chief Executive magazine andEntrepreneur.Jill Andrews 97 BS, 03 MPASENIOR DIRECTOR,EDITORLindsay KinkadeSENIOR ART DIRECTORHeidi EasudesPHOTOGRAPHER PRINCIPALJarod OppermanFEATURES STORY EDITORCourtney LivelyAn an event and brandphotographer, her clientsinclude Deloitte, Google andothers. As a Sun Devil, shewas a Scholar All-RegionAthlete on the soccer team andgraduated in ’07 with a BIS ininterdisciplinary studies.Jeff NewtonAn editorial and commercialphotographer, his clientsinclude Google, adidasOriginals, The New York Times,Sports Illustrated, Men’sJournal, Popular Science,Forbes, Entrepreneur,Banner Health andCold Stone Creamery.Kari RedfieldDIRECTOR, NEWS AND STRATEGICCOMMUNICATIONS, ASU NOWPenny WalkerCOPY EDITORLeigh FarrPRODUCTIONChris MyersAndrew GulczynskiSTORY IDEAS ANDADVERTISING INQUIRIESasuthrive@asu.eduASU THRIVE MAGAZINEPO Box 875011Tempe AZ edu/thrive-magazineASU Thrive (USPS 024-438; ISSN 1940-2929) ispublished quarterly by the Arizona State UniversityEnterprise Marketing Hub, PO Box 875011, TempeDaniel OberhausAZ 85287-5011, 480-727-5440. Subscriptions aresent to all ASU alumni. For detailed information aboutA staff writer at WIREDmagazine and the author of“Extraterrestrial Languages”(MIT Press). 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ASU Thrive can be accessedonline at asunow.asu.edu/thrive-magazine.digital copy of the magazine, please updateyour on-alumniFaculty and staffLornet TurnbullAn award-winning writer andformer reporter at The SeattleTimes, she has been publishedin The Washington Post, YES!magazine and ASU Thrive is printed on paper that is certifiedto the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC )Standards.Designedto launchA team of engineering students and a professor,working in the laboratory, conducts experiments thatresult in a discovery that prompts a new idea. Theconcept advances, is tested, retested and results in aproduct. Then, the product moves to the marketplaceand generates demand.Demand leads to the start of a company, eitheron a shoestring budget or fueled by a group of angelinvestors. The startup refines the product and hiresemployees — not just engineers, but salespeople,marketers, finance professionals, administrative staff.Its need for services, vendors and infrastructurecreates a supply chain. Those businesses flourish andhire more people. Momentum builds.At ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering,this scenario happens again and again — bydesign. Solution-based research and support ofentrepreneurial skill building fuels economic growthand spawns high-value, high-wage jobs.In this issue, we highlight multiple success storiesthat resulted from research at ASU, including ZeroMass Water’s Hydropanels that produce drinkablewater using sunlight and air (p.36), NeoLight’s LEDmedical device that helps save babies with jaundice(p.42) and many new wearable health technologies byASU alumni and faculty (p.44).Nearly every occupation will soon be impactedby technology and will require reskilling or upskilling.To close the gap, ASU is committed to workforcedevelopment and preparation. We are movingtoward a lifelong learning approach that ensuresall individuals, regardless of age or socioeconomicbackground, have the knowledge and skills necessaryto compete successfully in the 21st century.We are confident, with the help of a publicinvestment for the next fiscal year proposed to thelegislature by the Arizona Board of Regents, ASU canhelp transform the entire state economy.Michael M. CrowPresident, Arizona State Universityasuthrive@asu.edu*Sweepstakes: Terms and conditions apply. Visit midfirst.com/asu20k for official rules. Member FDIC.ASU THRIVE MAGAZINE1
FINDGoElevateCalendar of eventsFind exciting happeningson ASU’s campuses forentertainment andpersonal growth. 4Update in the newsPopular Science picks‘MechanicalTree’ as top tech. 11Scientist honored for her lastingcontributions to physics. 12Hayden Libraryreopens its doorsAfter a major reinvention, the libraryprovides maximum accessibility,engagement and support. 54Desert WAVE roboticsteam members adjusttheir underwater vehiclein the lab.ASU-Leonardo Initiative:Big questions at the intersection ofart and science. 58TransformBuildingresilience in thesilicon desertUnderstanding your dog. 13Advance your careerMay Busch: The powerof small wins. 18Hayden Library, which hosts 2 millionvisitors annually, is reopened after a 90 million renovation.Founders’ Day: Honoringchampions of innovation. 60ASU, with industrypartners, venture capitaland government backing, ishelping Arizona transform theeconomy. 286 ways to manage your stress. 22Play like a Sun DevilWatch the NCAA golfchampionship in Scottsdale. 61‘Unstoppable’:Anthony Robles turnsadversity into success. 62Solving the world’s water crisisdrop by drop. 362020 Football Schedule. 63InventPower of the pitch. 51Look up: Wildernessastronomy. 64JAROD OPPERMANTravis Witzke carries hisHemaPorter, a medicalstorage container forchallenging environments.Alumni, students andresearchers createdevices that revolutionizethe medical field. 44MagnifyERIKA GRONEK; JEFF NEWTONThe future of health careis wearableNCAA National Champion andFounders’ Day honoree AnthonyRobles, whose story will be capturedin a new movie. youtube.com/ASUyoutube.com/ASUathletics2SPRING versityinstagram.com/ASU SUtwitter.com/ASU versityASU THRIVE MAGAZINE3
‘The Crucible’:an allegory forthe agesIt is 1692, and theSalem witch trials createa fear that spreads fromthe courtroom to thetown when a group ofyoung girls is accusedof witchcraft. Thosecharged with witchcraftpoint fingers at othersto save themselves andgain power. When “TheCrucible” landed intheaters in the 1950s,it was an allegory tzer Prize- andNational BookAward-winning authorColson Whitehead willgive this year’sJonathan and MaxineMarshall DistinguishedLecture. Author of “TheUnderground Railroad”and many othersuccessful novels,Whitehead illuminatesa dark time in Americanhistory. Dubbed“America’s Storyteller”by Time magazine, theeminent writer hasgarnered numerousawards including aMacArthur Fellowship,a GuggenheimFellowship, a WhitingAward and the DosPassos Prize.Thursday, April 9,6 p.m., Old Main,Carson ring heritageand traditionsLet’s talkabout the bigblue marbleNative American dancers andsinging groups from the U.S. andCanada will share their heritageand traditions with the communityat ASU’s 34th annual Pow Wow.The social gathering reinforcesthe common bond and spiritualityexisting between individuals frommany North American nationsthrough singing and dancing.American Indians represent anincreasing percentage of thestudent population at ASU, who,with pride, seek academic andcultural enrichment by maintainingand sharing their culture with thecommunity.Run to honorTillman’slegacyPat’s Run is heldannually tocommemorate fallenU.S. soldier and SunDevil Pat Tillman.Proceeds from the4.2-mile run/walkbenefit the TillmanScholars program.Kids 12 and youngercan register to run/walk 0.42 miles fromthe Kids Corner to SunDevil Stadium.April 10–12, Sun Devil Stadiumasu365communityunion.comTicketed Family Under 25the persecution ofcommunists in theMcCarthy era, whichhad gripped Americawith paranoia and fear.April 2–5, Paul V.Galvin Playhouse, 51E. 10th Street, Tempeherbergerinstitute.asu.edu/box-officeTicketed Under 25Smart machinesMachine learning, data mining and artificial intelligencepower self-driving cars, bring us smart assistants likeSiri and Alexa, pinpoint cyberfraud, personalize ourshopping experiences and predict traffic on our GPS.Hear from experts about the latest breakthroughs atMachine Learning Day.Friday, April 10, 8:30 a.m., La Sala Ballroom, aturday, April 18,7:05 a.m., ASUTempe campuspattillmanfoundation.org/pats-runTicketed 25 FamilySee page 7 for moreTillman Honor Runsaround the U.S.Free4SPRING 2020CAITLIN O’HARA; PETER VANDER STOEPIn celebration of the 50thanniversary of Earth Day, the JulieAnn Wrigley Global Institute ofSustainability Lecture Serieswill present a talk by “Real-LifeLorax,” Meg Lowman. Author,scientist and treetop explorer, thesustainability champion will shareher passion for trees and forestconservation.What innovationlooks likeLearn what ASU engineeringstudents are doing to tackle realworld challenges. Collaboratingwith industry partners around theglobe, students at The PolytechnicSchool work on creating solutionsto tackle societal needs. TheInnovation Showcase presentsinnovations from undergraduate,graduate and faculty projects.Friday, May 1, 3–5 p.m.,Sun Devil Fitness Complexand Cooley Ballroom, ThePolytechnic Free FamilyThursday, April 30, 5:30–7p.m., Marston eFamilyYogaat theMuseumDo you need a break from yourbusy schedule? Yoga at theASU Art Museum is a dynamicclass that brings attention tocore strengthening, balancingposes, inversions, breath andmeditation. Props and mats areincluded. All levels welcome!Wednesdays, 1–2 p.m.through May 6, ASU ArtMuseum, 51 E. 10th Pitch perfectWatch the Sun Devil Baseball and Softball teams swingfor the fences in another great season. Sun Devil Baseballenters the season with five of the top-100 MLB draftprospects in the nation, according to Baseball America,including the top prospect in the country SpencerTorkelson, Alika Williams (#32), Gage Workman (#48),Justin Fall (#67) and R.J. Dabovich (#77). Sun DevilSoftball is returning 12 players from last season’s roster,including key players Kindra Hackbarth, Maddi Hackbarth,Bella Loomis, Samantha Mejia and Cielo Meza.Baseball through May 23 at Phoenix Municipal Stadiumand Softball through May 9 at Farrington Stadiumthesundevils.comTicketed FamilyVisit ASUevents.asu.edufor events at ASU.Visit TheSunDevils.comfor athletics event andticket information.Experience the‘circle of life’Winner of six Tony Awards,including Best Musical,“The Lion King” brings tolife a story of the younglion Simba whose father,King Mufasa, tells himthat there is a balance toall life. Simba’s evil uncle,Scar, plots to take overthe Pride Lands of Africaruled by Mufasa. Whenson and father are luredby Scar into a stampedeof wildebeests, Mufasais killed. Fleeing for manyyears, Simba returns asan adult to reclaim hiskingdom and release thesavanna from Scar’s reignof terror, completing the“circle of life.”June 17–July 12, ASUGammage Auditorium,Tempeasugammage.comJuneApr.Check for updates: informationabout event dates and times mayhave changed since the pressdate. Please check the providedwebsites for more information.MayGOTicketed Family 25 Check in atevents to earnPitchforks andrewards!Log in to the SunDevil Rewardsapp for ASU eventlistings, news,games and more.Earn and berewarded!sundevilrewards.asu.edu.ASU THRIVE MAGAZINE5
Summer campsfor makers,builders andcodersS’mores? Been there. Campfiresongs? Done that. Building robots andcoding games? Now we’re talking.This summer, treat your junior SunDevil to a whole new level of fun andlearning at ASU’s Fulton SummerAcademy. Students in grades 1–12will have the opportunity to experiencelife on campus and take part ininstructor-led engineering designchallenges and gramsCheck for updates: information about event dates and times may have changed since thepress date. Please check the provided websites forParticipate in your localTillman Honor RunNew launch of Crash CourseYouTube Learning Playlists“Study Hall,” a series of educational videos focused on criticaltopics such as algebra, composition and chemistry, is beingco-developed by ASU faculty members and the team behindJohn and Hank Green’s prominent educational YouTube channel,Crash Course. The series will begin in the spring.youtube.com/asuFree FamilySuccess in the digital ageThe age of automation is here. That’s why it’s more importantthan ever to have a liberal arts education equipping you withthe intellectual versatility you need to succeed in thedeveloping information economy. Hear Meg Richardsonshare insights in her talk, “Liberal Education: How Not toGet Automated Out of a Job by 2030.” Richardson is chief ofstaff to the president of Devex, a media platform for theglobal development community. She engages and manageskey influencers and business development opportunities.Ticketed FamilyLearn from an ASU-led NASA MissionCommunityEngineering summer camps runthroughout June and July.6While instruments and components of the Psyche spacecraft are being designedand built across the country, the Psyche Mission management team, led by ASU,is launching a series of free online courses called the NASA Psyche MissionInnovation Toolkit. The courses are based on the real-world challenges andskills associated with the Psyche Mission’s science, engineering, technologyand teamwork. Course 1: the process and lifetime of a space mission. Course 2:inclusive mindset: tools for building positive team lkit/FreeIs your companyemergency prepared?Ask aBiologist:busy bonesTour a virtual skeletonand learn how bonesheal in an onlinemultimedia modulefrom the ArizonaScience Center andASU’s Ask aBiologist.askabiologist.asu.edu/busy-bonesFree FamilySPRING 2020!Disasters and emergenciescan occur at any time andanywhere, so it is essentialto be prepared to minimizethe impacts of such events.As part of your continuingand professional education, you can earna certificate that teaches participantsabout emergency preparedness andbusiness continuity, from a facilitymanager’s perspective.Emergency Preparedness andBusiness Continuity Certificate. 22AIA HSW nd, body and spiritASU has joined forces with Mayo Clinic tooffer a Health and Well-Being Certificatefor individuals seeking to learn aboutmindfulness, sleep, nutrition, physical activityand holistic well-being. From managingstress to building resilience, you’ll learnhow to make healthier choices and boostyour quality of life. At the end of the trainingyou’ll earn a professional certificate and abadge to place on your LinkedIn account toshowcase your advanced abilities in healthand wellness practices.Courses and certificate online, ograms/health-and-well-being-certificateMonday, April 6, 12–1:15 p.m., School of Civic andEconomic Thought and Leadership, Social SciencesBuilding, Room 109, 951 S. Cady Mall, Tempescetl.asu.edu/student-eventsFreeFriday, April 17, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.,Sun Devil velypowerful-woman-awardsTicketed NetworkingTicketedERIKA GRONEK/ASUTillman Honor Runs are beinghosted coast-to-coast by ASUalumni chapters. Sign up for a runthrough your local chapter — or asa remote runner — and receive anofficial Tillman Honor Run T-shirtat alumni.asu.edu/events/tillman-honor-runs. Registrationdeadlines are on the website.Forge newpartnershipsCalling all women entrepreneurs!Here’s an opportunity tonetwork, learn about business,celebrate your accomplishmentsand share success strategies.The Positively Powerful WomanAwards and Education Summitrecognizes strong, powerfulwomen whose mission is toempower other women inbusiness. Expect an upbeat,inclusive environment in whichyou can explore sponsorships,learn from speakers andknowledge experts and forgemedia partnerships. The event isopen to the public.The ASU Alumni Association, inpartnership with the Pat TillmanFoundation, is proud to organizethe annual Tillman Honor Runsnationwide to help honor fallen U.S.soldier and Sun Devil Pat Tillmanand his legacy of service.Joel MartinSummit host Joel Martinis an internationalleadership trainer,executive coach,speaker, author andconsultant specializingin working with peoplewho want to acceleratetheir success andbe happier and morefulfilled. She is theauthor of “How To BeA Positively PowerfulPerson” and “Get theMe Brand Awareness(MBA) the PositivelyPowerful Way.”Stay up to speed with the runnersby following #tillmanhonorrun onsocial media.Questions? EmailTillmanHonorRuns@asu.edu.Stay up to dateUpdate your info to stay in theknow with exclusive invites tospecial events and more.alumni.asu.edu/updateChaptersGOJoin a run in thefollowing cities:Austin, TXChicago, ILDenver, CODallas/Fort Worth, TXFlagstaff, AZAtlanta, GANew York, NYPhiladelphia, PAHonolulu, HIHouston, TXBoise, IDIndianapolis, INLas Vegas, NVLos Angeles, CADetroit, MINashville, TNWashington, D.C.Boston, MACharlotte, NCSan Francisco, CASan Jose, CAColumbus, OHTucson, AZOrange County, CAPittsburgh, PAPortland, ORSan Antonio, TXSan Diego, CASeattle, WACharleston, SCSouth Florida, FLColorado Springs, COSt. Louis, MOMinneapolis, MNSalt Lake City, UTPinetop-Lakeside, AZMadison, WIApril 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18May 2April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 4April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 25April 18April 18April 18April 18April 18April 4April 18ASU THRIVE MAGAZINE7
COMPETITION AND BEYONDDesert WAVE team buildsrobots — and communityIn its second year, the all-women robotics team Desert WAVE, which placedthird in the world and first in the country in the 2019 RoboSub competition,is off to an active start. They are building a second robot to communicatewith Phoenix, their original underwater vehicle. The team is also working withthe Chandler-based all-female high school team Degrees of Freedom. InDecember, both teams helped make the holidays more accessib
asu.edu. Visit ASUevents.asu.edu for events at ASU. TheSunDevils.com for athletics event and ticket information. What innovation looks like Learn what ASU engineering students are doing to tackle real-world challenges. Collaborating with industry partners around the globe, stud
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