ASU researcher’s AI work earns U.S. nomination for international science prize

ASU researcher’s AI work earns U.S. nomination for international science prize

by Kelly DeVos | Jul 21, 2026 | News, Research, Women in engineering

Hannah Kerner recognized for advancing AI that improves food security and disaster resilience. Read more on ASU Engineering News
What to do when the cloud knows too much

What to do when the cloud knows too much

by Kelly DeVos | Jul 15, 2026 | News, Research

Adil Ahmad’s NSF CAREER Award supports a new vision of confidential cloud computing. Read more on ASU Engineering News
AI Challenge for Pilot Assist’ takes flight in Fulton Schools

AI Challenge for Pilot Assist’ takes flight in Fulton Schools

by Kelly DeVos | Jul 14, 2026 | Industry partnerships, News, Student research

New competition connects students with industry experts to advance the future of aviation AI Read more on ASU News
From processor project to professional pathway

From processor project to professional pathway

by Kelly DeVos | Jul 13, 2026 | Microelectronics, News, Student research

Building a computer chip gave one ASU student the skills needed to launch his microelectronics career. Read more on ASU Engineering News
Teachers learn the hardware behind the AI hype

Teachers learn the hardware behind the AI hype

by Kelly DeVos | Jul 10, 2026 | Industry partnerships, Microelectronics, News

Supported by Intel, ASU and Rio Salado’s summer institute gave Arizona teachers an inside look at the chips, careers and opportunities of the AI era. Read more on ASU Engineering News
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