Can game theory save the grid?

Can game theory save the grid?

by Kelly DeVos | Oct 5, 2026 | News, Research

An ASU research team is modeling how private infrastructure choices affect public water and power systems. Read more on ASU Engineering News
What are tomorrow’s quantum threats?

What are tomorrow’s quantum threats?

by Kelly DeVos | Sep 23, 2026 | Microelectronics, News, Research, Student research

In recognition of World Quantum Readiness Day, an ASU expert discusses quantum computing, AI and the future of cybersecurity Read more on ASU News
Where student-athletes, apps and babysitting meet

Where student-athletes, apps and babysitting meet

by Kelly DeVos | Sep 23, 2026 | Industry partnerships, News, Student research

Sport Sitters gives ASU computer science students hands-on experience building for a live marketplace. Read more on ASU Engineering News
Back to school, back to work

Back to school, back to work

by Kelly DeVos | Sep 16, 2026 | Alumni, Industry partnerships, Microelectronics, News

At ASU and Microchip, Sanskar Srivastava is learning how AI skills can open doors in a changing workforce. Read more on ASU Engineering News
Bill Lewis has been here before

Bill Lewis has been here before

by Kelly DeVos | Sep 9, 2026 | News, Research

How the founding chair of ASU’s computer science department sees today’s AI upheaval as another beginning. Read more on ASU Engineering News
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