by amcdorma | Aug 30, 2021 | Bio-based, Fall 2021, News, Women in engineering
Bio-based process promises better contaminant cleanup Researchers use mixtures of microorganisms in a new approach to neutralizing toxic solvents in the environment BY JOE KULLMANStory originally published August 24, 2021. Solvents have long been indispensable to a...
by amcdorma | Jul 26, 2021 | Fall 2021, News, solidground
Sustaining solid ground Fulton Schools team has key role in award-winning project to reduce impacts of earthquakes on soils BY JOE KULLMANJuly 23, 2021 A team of faculty members and students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University...
by amcdorma | Mar 19, 2021 | InnovationSpace 2021, News, Spring 2021, Women in engineering
InnovationSpace builds creative collaborations Entrepreneurial program teams Fulton Schools engineering students with peers in design, business and STEM disciplines to confront industry and societal changes BY JOE KULLMANMarch 16, 2021 Specialization has long been one...
by amcdorma | Nov 20, 2020 | Automated Mobility, Fall 2020
Engineering evolutionary steps in automated mobility BY JOE KULLMANSep 24, 2020 Engineers and scientists envision a future transportation environment with automated vehicles functioning safely and efficiently. They also see the many technological advances and...
by amcdorma | Oct 23, 2020 | Fall 2020, Humanizing Tech
Putting people into the engineering equation BY JOE KULLMANOct 22, 2020 National security involves increasingly sophisticated technologies, relying on the ever-advancing capabilities of artificial intelligence, robotics and autonomous systems to maintain vigilance...
