by imushtaq | Sep 6, 2021 | Fall 2021, News, Wavelength
On a different wavelength: ASU engineer harnesses microwaves to improve imaging systems Electrical engineer Mohammadreza Imani’s imaging research could help perform building inspections, search and rescue operations, airport security screening and even home DIY...
by imushtaq | Mar 31, 2021 | levelingup, News, Spring 2021
ASU Engineering students level up in NASA challenge BY KARISHMA ALBALMarch 29, 2021 The future of space exploration rests on the continued creation of new technologies that will allow astronauts and probes to safely do more in space. The Micro-g Neutral Buoyancy...
by imushtaq | Mar 26, 2021 | brain, News, Spring 2021, Women in engineering
Brain injury research explores sex-dependent therapeutics BY MONIQUE CLEMENTMarch, 23, 2021 Nearly two million people experience a traumatic brain injury in the United States every year. Just as each person is different, their injuries present in different ways. This...
by imushtaq | Feb 12, 2021 | alloys, News, Spring 2021
Unlocking the recipe for corrosion-resistant alloys BY MONIQUE CLEMENTFeb, 11, 2021 Almost all metals and alloys eventually corrode. For common things such as cars and metal gates, corrosion is just part of normal wear and tear. But on the other end of the spectrum,...
by imushtaq | Nov 23, 2020 | Elizabeth Jones, Fall 2020
Sun Devil wins national award for support of women in engineering BY MONIQUE CLEMENTSep 28, 2020 People told Elizabeth Jones for years that she couldn’t be an engineer. But she knew that not only could she become one, but so could many others who didn’t fit...
