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Alicia Barrón

  • Internal Communication Specialist, Arizona State University
Phoenix
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This ASU professor worked with AI before it was cool

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By Alicia Barrón
| Arizona State University News
Long before artificial intelligence became a fixture in workplaces, Nancy Cooke was exploring how humans and intelligent machines could work together effectively. A professor of human systems engineering in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, Cooke is a leader in team cognition and human-AI teaming.
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Building tomorrow, today: Earth Day event inspires a better future

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By Alicia Barrón
| Arizona State University News
The annual Earth Day celebration hosted by the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory at Arizona State University gathered the community for activities centered around the theme of “the future we build.” The April 22 event featured discussions about how we can all work toward enjoying a thriving planet.
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ASU helps communities envision solutions for nuclear waste

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By Alicia Barrón
| Arizona State University News
Nuclear energy is getting another look. With rising energy demand — driven in part by AI-related data centers — the United States is evaluating investment in nuclear power. It’s the largest source of zero-carbon-emissions power in the U.S., providing about 20% of the nation’s total electricity. In 2024, the Department of Energy announced a goal to triple U.S. nuclear energy output — a goal that President Trump increased to quadruple in a 2025 executive order.
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