The hardware revolution behind AI

The hardware revolution behind AI

by Kelly DeVos | Apr 23, 2026 | News, Research

Fulton Schools researcher Aman Arora is developing adaptable chips to keep pace with AI systems that are rapidly outgrowing current hardware. Read more on Engineering News
ASU researcher pushes standards for AI-generated media

ASU researcher pushes standards for AI-generated media

by Kelly DeVos | Apr 20, 2026 | News, Research

Fulton Schools researcher YZ Yang is helping unite researchers, tech companies and policy groups to create reliable ways to detect and even forget AI-generated images. Read more on Engineering News
ASU students engineer friendship online

ASU students engineer friendship online

by Kelly DeVos | Apr 7, 2026 | News, Women in engineering

Fulton Schools students in an accelerated online program built strong friendships and support networks, helping them succeed academically while balancing work, family and life. Read more on Engineering News
ASU alum uses data science to fight flight delays

ASU alum uses data science to fight flight delays

by Kelly DeVos | Apr 6, 2026 | News, Student research

Bhavya Pandya, a Fulton Schools alumnus, transforms aircraft data into insights that support safer, smoother travel.   Read more on Engineering News  
ASU Engineering announces ninth school, first in low Earth orbit

ASU Engineering announces ninth school, first in low Earth orbit

by Kelly DeVos | Apr 1, 2026 | News

The School of Planetary And Celestial Engineering will welcome its inaugural cohort in fall 2027 Read the story on Engineering News
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