Coursen's most recent goal is to refine a curriculum that will continue to focus on the the education of bioengineers in all facets of practical medicine.
Dounskaia investigates how the central nervous system adjusts its descending signals to the biomechanical properties of the limbs. Her teaching interests include fundamental issues of motor control and their applications.
While at ASU, Fall directed the Laboratory of Palynology and Paleoecology. Her work focused on biogeography, human impact on ancient and modern environments, and paleoecology of Pacific Islands and the Mediterranean Basin.
Restrepo is a professor of speech and hearing science and associate dean for research. Her research focuses on better understanding bilingual children’s language and literacy skills.
David Ingram is a professor of speech and hearing science. He directs the Child Language Research Laboratory and conducts research on how young children acquire language across linguistic contexts.
Sullivan is a professor and adjunct curator in herpetology. He works on the ecology, behavior, systematics and conservation of amphibians and reptiles of the desert Southwest.
Phil Hedrick is a population geneticist and conservation biologist who studies genetic variation in populations, including how genetics can impact the survival of rare and endangered species.
Lee Gutkind founded Creative Nonfiction, the first and the largest literary journal to publish narrative/creative nonfiction exclusively. At ASU, he founded the ThinkWritePublish program, supported by NSF and Templeton Fnd..
Moffett's expertise has been tapped by more than 50 multinational firms in North and South America, Europe and Asia, and during the past 20+ years he has taught and consulted in more than 25 countries.
Inkpen's research focuses on global strategy, the management of multinational firms, and the management of strategic alliances and international joint ventures. I
Dale L. Davison, Ph.D., CPA, is a Clinical Professor of Accounting in the Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University. His areas of expertise include global accounting and global taxation.
Industry pioneer mobile 3G/4G/5G and now 6G; award-winning fintech: investment banking, personal finance/advising, cognitive/behavioral finance; e-commerce; healthcare: insurance, AI-guided Dx/decision-support in finance & medicine, tele-medicine.
Gadau is a behavioral ecologist and evolutionary biologist who focuses on understanding the genetic and genomic basis of speciation and species differences.
Hölldobler is a Pulitzer Prize-winning sociobiologist who uses insect societies to study behavioral mechanisms of communication, cooperation and conflict. He's a member of several national and international academies.
Artiles' scholarship focuses on understanding and addressing educational inequities related to the intersections of disability with other sociocultural differences.
Ball's research interests include political theory and environmental political theory; conceptual history; history of Western political thought, esp. 17th-19th c., and American political thought.
Gober is the founding co-director of the National Science Foundation's Decision Center for a Desert City and previously served on the National Research Council's Committee on Geographical Sciences.
Regents Professor Emeritus and Distinguished Sustainability Scientist, Devens Gust has research and teaching interests in aspects of organic chemistry including artificial photosynthetic solar energy conversion and others.
Pinholster's efforts have centered on projection and media design and technology for performance and immersive experience. He heads graduate programs in interdisciplinary digital media, extended reality technologies, and experience design.
Spring is also a guest professor at the Beijing Central Conservatory of Music. He is a Henri Selmer Paris Artist and performances on the Privilège clarinet.
Yamashiro is an Associate Clinical Professor and Program Coordinator for the MS Biomedical Diagnostics program. He researches technology assessment and development in the healthcare field with a core strength in diagnostics.
Dubie was the author of more than 20 books. His work has been translated into more than 50 languages. His collection, "The Quotations of Bone," won the 2016 International Griffin Poetry Prize.
Schmidtke earned his doctorate in astronomy at The Ohio State University. He has worked for Kitt Peak National Observatory in Tucson and the Center of High-Angular Resolution Astronomy at Georgia State University in Atlanta.