Christian Arenz part of initiative to promote understanding of quantum technology, forge partnerships to advance it
Steve Ryan
Defense under secretary visits ASU MacroTechnology Works
Shyu, others at roundtable discuss pressing national security needs of research and fabrication, supply chain and workforce development
ASU, Mesa celebrate new MIX Center as highlight of partnership
Community welcomed to experience high-tech digital facility during grand opening event
Why you should care about Colorado River cuts
Fulton Schools’ Taylor Weiss and other ASU experts weigh in on what it means for cities, agriculture and the individual
New technique sheds light on elusive biomolecules
Method capable of imaging the behavior of small molecules that previously eluded conventional biosensing technologies
ASU, Zhejiang University reach qubit computing breakthrough
ASU researchers have demonstrated that quantum bits, or qubits, can be tuned to interact with each other while maintaining coherence
Creating the future cybersecurity workforce
Between 2013 and 2021, the number of unfilled cybersecurity jobs grew 350%. How do we fill these gaps? Hear what ASU researchers have to say.
ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering hits record enrollment
The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering has reached an impressive milestone — student enrollment hit a high of 30,000 students this fall. Rankings, accreditations and student programs contribute to success.
Philanthropy to ASU establishes new opportunities
The Luminosity Lab and other Fulton Schools entities benefit from generosity of 2022 donors, including Alexandra Navrotsky’s support for materials science
Running out of river, running out of time
ASU Engineering researcher Taylor Weiss contributes to 3-part series to examine the 100th anniversary of the Colorado Water Compact
ASU professor chosen to lead global urban climate research organization
Fulton Schools assistant professor Ariane Middel chosen as president of the International Association for Urban Climate (IAUC)
ASU named No. 1 in innovation for eighth straight year
US News & World Report annual ranking also highlights engineering, business and nursing undergraduate programs
AI spurs scientists to advance materials research
ASU researchers employ AI to predict melting temperatures for potentially any compound or chemical formula
Materials matter
ASU celebrates opening of Navrotsky Eyring Center for Materials of the Universe with presentations, lab tour
Fulton Schools of Engineering jumps nine spots in two years in US News rankings
The nation’s largest engineering school places six undergraduate areas of focus in the Top 25
ASU blockchain research innovates health care experience
Research Professor Dragan Boscovic is collaborating with JennyCo to advance the future of health care data storage utilizing blockchain technology
US policymakers tour ASU’s MacroTechnology Works facility
Roundtable discussion featuring local leaders, private-sector business partners looks at future of CHIPS and Science Act
International student looks forward to connections, opportunities at ASU
Meet Sahni, a first-year student from Chandigarh, India, majoring in computer science (cybersecurity) in the Fulton Schools
ASU degree programs offer a flight plan for COVID-19 air travel recovery
About 100 new students begin aviation programs set to fast-track graduates to airline industry careers
Leading the LGBTQ experience forward
Computer science student Josh Tint won Apple’s WWDC22 Swift Student Challenge with an app that explores finding authentic pronouns