Sandhya Susarla receives the Army Research Office Early Career Program Award to discover hidden defects with unexpected influence on materials behavior.
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Solving health care’s growing data problem
Bing Si uses machine learning and engineering to turn fragmented health data into tools for precision medicine and better clinical decisions.
Engineering access for biomedical engineering education
The Fulton Schools celebrates the first online biomedical engineering graduating class.
You are what you eat — or are you?
Fulton Schools researchers’ new model shows how gut microbes help shape how many calories you absorb from food
School of Integrated Engineering showcases tech solutions
Projects aimed at supporting West Valley companies, the semiconductor industry and advanced manufacturing employers
ASU’s first human MRI enables breakthrough clinical studies
Researchers can now watch the brain in action
ASU-led study sharpens Colorado River forecasts as Arizona faces deepening water cuts
Satellite data tracks hidden water dynamics across the basin, improving predictions critical for drought planning
New urine test provides simple way to screen for autism in children
Fulton Schools researchers develop tool that tests for microbial metabolites and opens door for earlier diagnosis and treatment.
Engineering students gain global perspective in Costa Rica
Fulton Schools launch Costa Rica Global Intensive Experience to help students explore engineering through an international lens.
The quantum frontier
Fulton Schools researchers and students are helping shape quantum computing, which could revolutionize health care, materials discovery, supply chains and more.
Nearly 50 years of AI at ASU
Before it became a household name, Fulton Schools researchers were building the foundations of artificial intelligence as we know it today
ASU’s Doctor of IT program celebrates inaugural class
Information technology program prepares technology professionals to lead innovation through applied research.
ASU joins Applied Materials’ EPIC Center as inaugural university research partner
Collaboration serves as a premier platform for training the next generation of semiconductor talent.
Fighting fire damage with fungus
Fulton Schools researchers turn to mycelium as a cost-effective, sustainable way to stabilize land after a fire
Lecture asks what happens when data tells the wrong story
Yuehwern Yih explored how gaps between digital systems and real-world conditions affect health care and humanitarian aid.
Innovation Showcase opens doors for students
Innovation Showcase connected future engineers and technologists through projects displaying the hands-on learning that takes place each semester.
Designing metallic alloys to do more
Jagannathan Rajagopalan has been elected a 2026 National Academy of Inventors senior member.
Engineering the future of intelligent health
The School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering expands AI research and launches new graduate degree.
The fight to protect student data in the age of AI
Rakibul Hasan receives an NSF CAREER Award to build tools that help universities use student data responsibly without turning it into a surveillance system.
12 million images later, Mars starts to make sense
A new AI model from a Fulton Schools Kerner lab helps scientists analyze the red planet at a planetary scale.