by epryor1 | Mar 18, 2022 | News, Spring 2022, Wildfire
Sensing danger ASU engineering research seeks to empower electric utilities for more targeted wildfire response By Gary WernerMarch 14, 2022 Wildfires are becoming more widespread and destructive. The total area they burn in the United States has expanded by an...
by epryor1 | Mar 7, 2022 | Improved Solar, News, Spring 2022
Cutting losses ASU engineering research equips solar industry for improved performance By Gary WernerMarch 3, 2022 Solar electricity is produced almost entirely by panels, or modules, constructed with light-absorbing cells made from silicon. Silicon is the industry...
by epryor1 | Mar 2, 2022 | News, Tech Ceramics
Technology for twists and turns ASU’s Majid Minary plots the road ahead for energy sector ceramics manufacturing By Gary WernerFebruary 24, 2022 Many people think of ceramics in terms of dinner plates, kitchen tiles and bathroom sinks. But ceramics also comprise...
by epryor1 | Feb 18, 2022 | News
ASU’s Xiaojun Tian has won National Science Foundation support for his efforts to determine how synthetic gene circuits can guide the behavior of natural host cells to fight disease and more. Read ‘Entertain and constrain’ on Full Circle
by epryor1 | Feb 11, 2022 | News
ASU civil engineering professors and industry practitioners remember the profound impact of Matt Witczak. Read ‘Loss of a legend’ on Full Circle
