08/24/23

Navigating the Cosmic Nexus: How emerging technologies propel the space economy

The scaling up of the space economy at an explosive pace is an intricate narrative; it is an intersection of numerous emerging technologies and platforms such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and telecommunications. Uncovering this complex plot, we turn to Zaheer Ali, a physicist turned space economist, Professor of Practice at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, Managing Director at NewSpace Finance, and COO of Positon, who brings unique insights integrated from the academic and business domains of the space industry.

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08/11/23

Khagram to step down as dean of ASU’s Thunderbird School

Sanjeev Khagram, director general and dean of Arizona State University’s Thunderbird School of Global Management since 2018, has announced that he will be stepping down from that position at the end of the 2023–24 academic year. Khagram has decided to return to an ASU faculty position and has accepted a role as the carbon removal lead for the United Nations Climate Champions.

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08/09/23

Thunderbird at ASU welcomes 2 new executive leaders this fall

On the heels of recent accolades, including a No. 1 ranking in international trade (QS International Trade Rankings 2023) and recognition as No. 20 worldwide for executive education custom programs (Financial Times), the Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University has furthered its commitment to excellence with the addition of two executive leaders this fall.

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08/09/23

Simulating Space: How the Metaverse Can Improve Space Mission Readiness

The SpaceVerse is likely still years away. In the meantime, Earhart’s virtual satellite launch was a novel way for the Space Force to connect with future recruits and showcase the technology to the American public at large, according to Travis Cloyd, global futurist, professor and senior fellow at Thunderbird.

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07/31/23

Pennywise, Future Foolish: Congress Moves To Cut NASA Science Budget

Congressional appropriators have decided to return to the bad-old-days of underfunding NASA programs. Their draft bills for the 2024 budget offer the space agency slightly less than last year and a lot less than the White House has requested for our space agency. 

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07/31/23

China Welcomes Cambodia’s Election Results Amid Western Rebukes

While Western democracies largely condemned Cambodia’s one-sided elections on Sunday and broader crackdown on dissent ahead of the vote, China was effusive in its support of the ruling Cambodian People’s Party’s runaway victory.

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07/24/23

No Opposition. No Choice. Cambodia’s Election Paves Way for Dynastic Rule

The party of Hun Sen, who has been prime minister for nearly four decades, declared victory on Sunday in parliamentary elections that set the stage for his son to rule the country.

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07/17/23

How broadband is reshaping the retail industry and what it means for the future

The high-speed internet era has introduced a new paradigm where consumers with broadband internet can seamlessly access product reviews, compare prices across multiple retailers, and even make purchases online without leaving their homes.

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06/27/23

The National Space Society congratulates its Guayaquil chapter's efforts on Ecuador's signing of the Artemis Accords

Members of the Guayaquil Space Society chapter joined forces with other officials, such as Mike Gold, former associate administrator of Space Policy and Partnerships at NASA, and Dr. Greg Autry, professor at Arizona State University's Thunderbird School of Global Management and NSS VP of Space Development. Backed with this expertise, Aillon and others from the Guayaquil chapter met with officials from the Ecuadorian Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Transportation, Ministry of Commerce, and Ministry of Foreign Relations. 

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06/26/23

The AI future is bright but you gotta look at shades of perspective

The rise in AI and machine learning is nothing new in our world, or in our industry. With AI-generated artwork and stories gaining online attention, it has been a key point of conversation among entertainment professionals and audiences alike. 

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