Students pitch EPICS solutions
Eight student teams competed for funding to implement solutions for community challenges ranging from water purification to public health to internet access.
Students pitch EPICS solutions
Eight student teams competed for funding to implement solutions for community challenges ranging from water purification to public health to internet access.
Innovation and excellence
Stepping up to the challenge
Recent Grand Challenge Scholar graduates took on interdisciplinary research, multicultural experiences and service projects to solve NAE Grand Challenges.
New Drone Studio
The largest of its kind in academia, our new 230,000 ft3 Drone Studio is an instrumented space that provides a safe, controlled environment to test drone control.
Mass production of nanomaterials
Fulton Schools Assistant Professor Bruno Azeredo introduces new method for electrochemical nanoimprinting of silicon.
ASU to develop payloads for Blue Origin
ASU will develop one or more payload experiments to be launched aboard Blue Origin’s Blue Moon lunar lander.
Civil engineer at age 17
Emily Alcazar, Fulton Schools’ youngest graduate, gets a head start on making an impact.
Envisioning a borderlands innovation zone
Fulton Schools Professor Ronald Adrian is a of co-author of an ambitious proposal for a U.S.-Mexico energy and water corridor.
Preparing future engineers
ASU’s Friends of Civil and Environmental Engineering group supports educational efforts and gives back to the profession by preparing qualified engineers.
Essential reading
Fulton Schools faculty and staff recommend books to provide insights and inspiration for students
Congratulations, Class of 2019!
Yesterday the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering sent more than 2,600 new computer scientists, aviators, entrepreneurs, information technologists and, of course, engineers into the world. Graduates, your new journey begins today. Be bold, solve problems, and make a better tomorrow for us all!
Events
Statewide Symposium in Regenerative Medicine
Statewide Symposium in Regenerative Medicine
Friday, May 17–Saturday May 18, 2019
Skysong, Synergy I & II, Building 3
1475 N. Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, Arizona [map]
Register to attend
The Statewide Symposium will bring together Arizona’s lead scientists, clinicians and other industry leaders in the areas of stem cell biology and regenerative medicine. Technical and scientific sessions will highlight emerging research in the areas of developmental biology, disease modeling and translational cell therapy. A pre-conference workshop will provide select students and researchers an opportunity to receive hands-on training in pluripotent stem cell culture and manipulation.
InvestU Pitch Event 2
InvestU Pitch Event 2
Monday, May 20, 2019
5:30–8 p.m.
Fulton Center (FULTN) Lincoln Room, Tempe campus [map]
Register to attend
InvestU, an ASU + Thunderbird Investor Network, will host its second pitch event to connect a community of investors and university-affiliated startup companies. Investors will have the opportunity to invest in two pre-screened, early-stage companies affiliated with the university.
The two startups seeking investment will each present for 10 minutes with an additional 10 minutes for investor Q&A. In addition, student researchers will also be presenting their independent study of the startups’ business and markets.
“ASU has given me the skills to thrive in situations where I’m pushed out of my comfort zone.”
Linzy VoytoskiGet involved outside the classroom
Summer employment, volunteer and internship opportunities
Need a job? Volunteer time? Check out all the opportunities on Inner Circle — and keep an eye out for our weekly Inner Circle email in your inbox.
Take Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles
A new online summer course is now being offered, TMC 498/FSE 598: Ethics of Technology Entrepreneurship: Autonomous Vehicles. The course fulfills the university literacy and critical thinking (L) requirement and is a Summer B session course, running July 3-Aug. 13, 2019.
Tutoring Centers open May 20
It’s hot enough outside, don’t sweat your classes too! Continue to get support for your classes this summer from the Fulton Schools Tutoring Centers. Beginning Monday, May 20, 2019, stay cool by visiting in-person or online (excluding holidays) in ECF 102, Centerpoint 114 and online via Virtual Tutoring.
Teaching Assistant? Register for TA Orientation
First-time Teaching Assistants must attend a TA Orientation Session. Registration is mandatory. New TAs need to attend only one of the TA Orientation sessions. For questions email tad-q@asu.edu.
