ASU engineers are seeking ways to alleviate threats to human and environmental health posed by almost indestructible “forever chemicals.”
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Molding the future of mobility
ASU engineering faculty members are working to overcome more than technical and logistic hurdles in research to enable progress in transportation
Supporting next generation’s builders
A thriving construction company led by two ASU alumni helps prepare today’s Del E. Webb School of Construction students for building industry
Westward expansion
With three new courses coming in the fall semester, the Fulton Schools will begin bringing engineering education to ASU’s West campus
Essential Reading
Fulton Schools faculty and staff members recommend books offering students valuable lessons worth learning during their college years
Special recognition for exceptional impact
School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment honors contributions to education, research, industry and community by faculty and alumni
Experience-based construction education
Eminent Scholar Tim Becker is preparing Fulton Schools students for construction careers by teaching what he has learned in nearly 30 years in the industry.
Designing next-generation transportation systems
Fulton Schools faculty members Ram Pendyala and Claudia Zapata will help to lead new national research centers in creating innovative and more sustainable transportation systems
Boosting seismic resilience
Fulton Schools biogeotechnical engineers seek to limit damage from earthquakes with new method to constrain soil liquefaction
Accolade-worthy achievements
Paul Westerhoff has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering for his leadership and pioneering research on water purification technologies
Gail-Joon Ahn named IEEE Fellow
Innovations to advance information and systems security earn Professor Gail-Joon Ahn highest member status in leading electrical engineering organization
Problem solving prowess
Fulton Schools Capstone Showcase exhibits students’ efforts to engineer solutions to a range of societal, business and industry challenges
Fortifying materials for a more resilient world
Materials and mechanical engineering researchers aim to fortify vital infrastructure, facilities, systems and technologies
The heat is on
ASU engineers and scientists are exploring ways to cope with rising temperatures threatening human health, quality of life and prosperity
Preventing political polarization
Fulton Schools computer science researchers and a political scientist search for paths to easing deep ideological divides that can threaten democracy