ASU’s Krishnendu Chakrabarty and his collaborators have developed methods to ensure the safety and authenticity of lab-on-a-chip medical tests
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ASU boosts Balkan businesses
A team from ASU with extensive entrepreneurial experience is helping startups in the Balkans expand their innovative offerings to the U.S. market
Building semiconductors in space
ASU researcher Ying-Chen “Daphne” Chen is investigating the potential to streamline building microelectronics by making them in space
Expanding the toolbox for RNA editing
Albert Cheng’s CREST RNA editing tool empowers researchers to finetune and edit RNA molecules, influencing cellular function and disease treatment
Slate of eights
ASU Engineering places eight undergraduate areas of focus in the US News Top 30 and moves up eight spots in the last three years overall
Bridging entrepreneurship and impact
Fulton Schools programs drive tech innovation in manufacturing, clean energy and environmental engineering
Broadening cybersecurity innovation
Faculty members in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence showcased their cybersecurity research at the 32nd annual USENIX Security Symposium
Terracon Foundation awards scholarships
Three civil engineering students with exceptional academic potential received a scholarship from the employee-owned consulting firm Terracon
A garden of innovation: Mayo Clinic, ASU seed grant to fund medical discoveries
Several Fulton Schools researchers and Mayo Clinic doctors aim to explore through an innovative funding opportunity concentrated on collaboration between physicians and academics
Engineering student combines music, augmented reality in prestigious research program
Movinya Gunatilaka’s project integrated video of remote performers from a camera array into a musician’s AR headset display, enabling musicians in different locales to interact naturally, resulting in a lifelike musical experience
Opening the Black Box
Through his research in explainable design space exploration, doctoral student Shail Dave is setting the stage for innovation in decision-making in software and hardware architecture.
ASU engineering grad lands job at renowned Los Alamos National Laboratory
Manufacturing engineering grad Connor Morse earns a job in the Weapons Production Directorate at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Navrotsky Early Career Award
Assistant professor Qijun Hong has been awarded the inaugural Navrotsky Early Career Award to support his materials research using machine learning
Inclusive ASU engineering community nurtures success
The Biomedical Engineering Society chapter at ASU creates opportunities for students to work together and be successful in their academic and career endeavors
Circular plastics course
An ASU research team is developing a lab course to train future leaders in sustainable materials and manufacturing, fostering a circular plastics economy
In memoriam: Jim Geiser
Jim Geiser, a SSEBE distinguished alum and outspoken advocate for engineering students and local veterans, passed away after a lifetime of service to the community
Challenges generate stronger engineers
The Grand Challenges Scholars Program prepares ASU students to become future engineering leaders to solve the challenges facing society during the next century.
Incoming student plans to build a future — and cars — with ASU
National Indigenous Recognition Scholar and first-year mechanical engineering student Claire Gunderson was drawn to ASU because of “the boundless opportunities.”
Dark side of resilient substances
ASU engineers are seeking ways to alleviate threats to human and environmental health posed by almost indestructible “forever chemicals.”
Making cybersecurity a national priority
Fulton Schools researcher Yan Shoshitaishvili, director of ASU’s Center for Cybersecurity and Trusted Foundations, provides some insight into the new government strategy and ASU’s efforts in this area