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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 23 NUMBER 2 Building resilience in the silicon ASU and industry desert partners are helping create and power a new Arizona economy THE FUTURE OF SOLVING THE HEALTH CARE IS WATER CRISIS WEARABLE DROP BY DROP Alumni, students Startup’s award- and researchers are winning technology creating devices creates sustainable that revolutionize drinking water the medical field WELCOME The official publication of Arizona State University Spring 2020, Vol. 23, No. 2 CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER, PUBLISHER Jill Andrews �97 BS, �03 MPA Contributors SENIOR DIRECTOR, EDITOR Designed Craig Guillot Lindsay Kinkade A business journalist, his SENIOR ART DIRECTOR Seize the day with work has appeared in The ASU® graduates have invested in themselves, Heidi Easudes Midfirst Wall Street Journal, Forbes, to launch and MidFirst Bank continues to find new ways Chief Executive magazine and PHOTOGRAPHER PRINCIPAL Jarod Opperman to invest in ASU®. This year, we are providing Entrepreneur. A team of engineering students and a professor, FEATURES STORY EDITOR working in the laboratory, conducts experiments that a new opportunity for the December 2019 and Kari Redfield Courtney Lively result in a discovery that prompts a new idea. The $ May 2020 graduating classes. An an event and brand DIRECTOR, NEWS AND STRATEGIC photographer, her clients COMMUNICATIONS, ASU NOW concept advances, is tested, retested and results in a Penny Walker include Deloitte, Google and product. Then, the product moves to the marketplace FPOFPO FullFull others. As a Sun Devil, she COPY EDITOR and generates demand. Leigh Farr was a Scholar All-Region Demand leads to the start of a company, either One graduating senior will be awarded $20,000 Athlete on the soccer team and PRODUCTION on a shoestring budget or fueled by a group of angel K ® graduated in ’07 with a BIS in Chris Myers to help launch the next phase of their life. One swipe of an ASU Debit Card Andrew Gulczynski interdisciplinary studies. investors. The startup refines the product and hires employees — not just engineers, but salespeople, 20is all it takes to win, and every swipe is another entry.* STORY IDEAS AND Jeff Newton ADVERTISING INQUIRIES marketers, finance professionals, administrative staff. [email protected] For more details, visit . An editorial and commercial Its need for services, vendors and infrastructure PagePagemidfirst.com/asu20k AdAd ASU THRIVE MAGAZINE photographer, his clients PO Box 875011 creates a supply chain. Those businesses flourish and include Google, adidas Tempe AZ 85287-5011 hire more people. Momentum builds. Originals, The New York Times, 480-727-5440 to come early December, features highlight of Sports Illustrated, Men’s [email protected] At ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, asunow.asu.edu/thrive-magazine Journal, Popular Science, this scenario happens again and again — by program in which they support scholarships Forbes, Entrepreneur, design. Solution-based research and support of Banner Health and ASU Thrive (USPS 024-438; ISSN 1940-2929) is entrepreneurial skill building fuels economic growth Cold Stone Creamery. published quarterly by the Arizona State University Enterprise Marketing Hub, PO Box 875011, Tempe and spawns high-value, high-wage jobs. AZ 85287-5011, 480-727-5440. Subscriptions are In this issue, we highlight multiple success stories Daniel Oberhaus sent to all ASU alumni. For detailed information about A staff writer at WIRED alumni memberships, visit alumni.asu.edu/give-back/ that resulted from research at ASU, including Zero magazine and the author of asu-alumni-membership. 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