ASU Engineering’s DIYbio club gives students from all majors hands-on training in synthetic biology and global competition experience.
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Keeping America’s cereal bowl full
Grains fuel our meals, but their journey is fragile. New research explores how to strengthen the supply chain against rising costs and climate risks.
Collaboration builds stronger roads, brighter futures
FORTA, LLC. renewed a named professorship after a successful 20-year collaboration with Fulton Schools pavement researchers.
Accelerating the flow of discovery
ASU Engineering researcher Mohamed Houssem Kasbaoui receives an NSF CAREER Award to explore fluid dynamics simulations.
Teaching the world to hack (for good)
ASU Engineering’s cybersecurity team launched DEF CON Academy at top hacking conference, to spark the next wave of digital defenders.
Uncovering psoriasis’s root cause
Fulton Schools’ Jordan Yaron received a $2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to uncover the root cause of psoriasis.
New West Valley academic building serves expanding enrollment and artistic offerings
ASU’s new West Valley building supports growth driven by the ASU Engineering’s School of Integrated Engineering and its programs.
ASU team unleashes AI-powered robodog to help humanity
Ransalu Senanayake and his students develop new artificial intelligence for search-and-rescue and to assist the visually impaired.
Welcome, new faculty!
Meet the talented new faculty joining the Fulton Schools and discover how their diverse expertise is shaping the future of engineering education and innovation.
How the semiconductor boom and ASU are transforming Arizona’s economy
ASU Engineering drives semiconductor innovation through industry partnerships while preparing skilled graduates for Arizona’s global economy.
Clubs, concerts and connections: ASU Welcome is here!
ASU Engineering Welcome events offer new Sun Devils opportunities to get involved and connect with their peers, staff and faculty members.
ASU researcher unlocks novel way to control light at the nanoscale
Sui Yang discovers a novel method to alter a materials’ optical properties at the nanoscale using 3D printing.
ASU brings college courses to high school students worldwide
ASU partners with schools in 30+ countries to help high school students earn college credit and explore careers.
Building a blueprint for rural energy resilience
ASU Engineering researchers receive $9M to create energy sovereignty in rural communities through hybrid microgrid development.
Students explore quantum computing for real-world impact
The Fulton School’s NSF REU program offers undergraduates hands-on quantum computing research for real-world challenges.
Researcher creates AI-powered tools to outsmart hackers
Tiffany Bao receives an NSF CAREER Award to develop AI that mimics expert intuition and uncovers vulnerabilities before cyberattacks.
Fast, accurate, low-cost diagnostics: No lab required
Fulton Schools researchers have developed a portable, low-cost test using gold nanoparticles for quick and reliable detection of illnesses.
Game theory proves good engineering makes good neighbors
ASU Engineering professor Paul Grogan’s ASU and NSF-backed study reveals how smarter infrastructure can help entire cities work better together.
ASU and ITS advance microelectronics research and education
The Fulton Schools hosted top Indonesian faculty to explore global microelectronics research and education partnerships.
Endowing a brighter future for engineering students
ASU Engineering students will benefit from a new $50K Terracon endowment supporting long-term success for future civil engineers.