Sam Deadrick
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Gallery: A look inside the arists' sketchbooks
Over the last couple of months, The State Press' graphics desk has made hundreds of images for our articles. Unfortunately, not all end up being published. Here are some of our favorite graphics from our archives this semester. → Read More
Crow Down: A choose your own adventure story
A choose-your-own adventure series set in a post-Michael Crow world. → Read More
M33 Labs prepares to launch the Luna Desk
If Optimus Prime had a desk job, this is the desk he'd sit at. → Read More
ASU students make app that tracks restaurants' food supply
Frenzi is a new iPhone app connecting foodies to restaurants in Tempe, posting deals on select items throughout the day. → Read More
Drones inspecting planes is a little meta
Maintenance Automation wants to fix the way we fix planes. → Read More
ASU student's startup develops robot kits for kids
Cole and Jude Brauer developed a kit to teach kids how to build and program their own robots. → Read More
Dorks Estate: Comparing virtual assistants, from Apple's Siri to Samsung's Bixby
Last month, Amazon updated its virtual assistant lineup. Here's how it stacks up against the competition. → Read More
Dorks Estate: Comparing virtual assistants, from Apple's Siri to Samsung's Bixby
Last month, Amazon updated its virtual assistant lineup. Here's how it stacks up against the competition. → Read More
Students' eating habits need improvement, health officials say
Obviously Cookie Crisp is not part of a complete breakfast, but what else is dragging the student diet down? → Read More
Two black holes collided and changed the field of physics forever
Two black holes just impacted each other, changing the entire field of physics. → Read More
Sociometers may heal doctor-patient relationships
Heather Ross hopes to use new technology to reinvent the doctor-patient relationship. → Read More
ASU teams up with Department of Homeland Security to build a new Center of Excellence
ASU just landed a massive contract with the Department of Homeland Security. → Read More
AirGarage achieves lift off
AirGarage impressed consumers and venture capitalists alike last year. Will it do the same this year? → Read More
Social media startup features ASU in its promotional video
A new social media startup out of Phoenix tries to put a focus on shared interests and videos starring beautiful people. → Read More
A new take on asthma sensors offers breath of fresh air
The PRISMS project aims to put a miniaturized air quality station on your wrist. → Read More
ASU lab is trying hone the immune system
Joseph Blattman's lab at the Biodesign Center is using small biological molecules to help the immune system fight cancer more effectively. → Read More
ASU startup makes a simultaneously gravity-defying, obeying toy for children
The Gravbot device resembles a large hockey puck but has the ability to simulate varying strengths of gravity. → Read More
Parking is pricey, but what if we shared?
ASU startup AirGarage offers a solution for parking in the inner city. → Read More
ASU startup brings the internet of things to pool safety
An ASU startup called Halen looks to arm parents in the war on drowning using the internet of things. → Read More
Wearable oximeters will help the asthmatic breath easy
ASU-based startup Troxie is developing a wearable for kids that keeps track of their asthma. → Read More