Northern Arizona Mechanical Engineering Professor Reza Razavian Shows How Failure Drives Robotics
A robot does not always move the way its creator expects. Sometimes it falls, malfunctions or simply refuses to work. [...]
A robot does not always move the way its creator expects. Sometimes it falls, malfunctions or simply refuses to work. [...]
A century ago, the biggest technological breakthrough most Americans experienced was a paved highway that promised adventure beyond the next [...]
The path from college to career is rarely straightforward. Currently an assistant professor at Northern Arizona University’s Department of Biological [...]
When traversing nearly any landscape, there is a diverse amount of life to discover. For Northern Arizona University assistant professor [...]
When Rae Kursky thinks about the water cycle, she pictures more than evaporation, condensation and precipitation. She thinks about the [...]
How does a blind, wingless beetle become stranded on isolated mountains across Arizona? For Grey Gustafson, an associate professor in [...]
When ecologist Clare Aslan walks through a forest, she doesn't just see trees. "It's impossible to turn that off," Aslan [...]
For nearly 20 years, Scott Godwin has taught science in the Flagstaff Unified School District. Today, as a seventh-grade [...]
W.L. Gore & Associates (Gore) has almost 40 medical devices and accessories currently available in the U.S. market that have [...]
On May 12 at the High Country Conference Center, Northern Arizona University’s (NAU) Playful Health Technology Lab (PHT Lab) hosted [...]
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