Taking a rain check

Assistant Professor Giuseppe Mascaro has analyzed more than 15 years of rain gauge data
with new methodology, characterizing daily rainfall extremes which can help predict extreme
events and guide infrastructure design.

Read about the research

Innovation and excellence

Ed Kavazanjian works in his lab with two graduate students, a woman and a man.

Top honors

ASU geotechnical engineering expert Ed Kavazanjian earned the American Society of Civil Engineers’ highest honor for his outstanding career achievements.

ASU ranked No. 17 globally in patents

We are proud of the major contributions from our fantastic Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering faculty that catapulted Arizona State University into the Top 20.

Summer is no vacation for these faculty

Select researchers from the Fulton Schools and the College of Health Solutions will spend summer tackling major health issues as part of the Mayo Clinic and ASU Alliance for Health Care.

front of New York Stock Exchange building

Bitcoin goes to Wall Street: Cryptocurrency’s newest phase

Director and Fulton Schools research professor Dragan Boscovic says blockchain technology is more evolutionary than revolutionary

ASU researchers awarded best paper

Mounir El Asmar, lead author, received the 2018 American Society of Civil Engineers best paper award, cementing ASU’s status as a top construction program.

An Asian man and woman, backs turned to the camera, talk with Khandle Hedrick, lead conference organizer and senior program coordinator in the Office of Global Outreach and Extended Education

ASU co-hosts STEMCON in Vietnam

ASU partnered with Vietnam National University to host the conference focused on elevating engineering education and workforce development in STEM fields.

Synthetic biology leader

Assistant professor Karmella Haynes chaired the 2018 Synthetic Biology conference, where a record number of attendees gathered highlights, discoveries and tools at leading edge of DNA editing.

From random to predictable

Fulton Schools researcher Kumar Ankit created a simulation that can predict how metal solidifies, which could be a big deal for the future of manufacturing.

Summer just got STEAMy!

Our Fulton Summer Academy programs for elementary, middle and high school students offer the opportunity to learn STEAM concepts–Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math–while having lots of hands-on fun!

Registration is open. Find your program today!

This week’s featured programs:

Introduction to FIRST LEGO League – For Girls

FIRST LEGO League Intermediate Camp (Grades 5-7)

Summer Engineering Experience: SEE@ASU

See all Summer Academy Programs

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Why choose the Fulton Schools?

We have the Fulton Difference.

We build engineers. Our students are part of a community of problem solvers, people who are passionate about designing and making innovative and entrepreneurial solutions. They are people who want to make a difference in the world, just like you.

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