ASU Engineering professor Paul Grogan’s ASU and NSF-backed study reveals how smarter infrastructure can help entire cities work better together.
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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.
The buzz on smarter AI
August 12 was World Honey Bee Day. Meet the tiny creatures inspiring the future of artificial intelligence.
ASU and Berkeley Lab tools
make AI safer for science
ASU Engineering doctoral students develop visual tools to help scientists understand complex AI models in fields like drug discovery and chemistry.
Inspiring creativity and connection beyond the classroom
ASU Engineering students gain real-world graphic information technology experiences through industry site visits and professional conferences.
Hua Wei’s CAREER Award signals green lights and great ideas
Artificial intelligence powers new tools to help cities ease traffic, optimize energy use and strengthen emergency response through smarter decision-making.
ASU developing reliable team performance measures for Marines
Jamie Gorman is leading a team in the creation of sensor-based tools to assess Marine team performance and readiness.
7 faculty members receive CAREER Awards for academic year 2024-25
Fulton Schools faculty members earn NSF CAREER Awards for advancing AI, data centers, aerospace, rehabilitation, satellite data and city service.
ASU and UMich launch manufacturing research center
ASU Engineering and University of Michigan collaborate to launch NSF funded center to advance digital twin tech for smart manufacturing.
5 ASU faculty receive Fulbright US Scholar awards
As a Fulbright Scholar, Jessica Weaver will combine her research on cell therapies with a collaborator’s work on blood vessel networks to improve treatments for diseases like Type 1 diabetes.
New AI tools power smarter epidemic models and safer futures
Fulton Schools researchers are using AI to speed up epidemic response by reusing insights from past outbreaks—helping officials act fast, even with limited early data.
NSF CAREER Award winner aims to provide a helping hand
ASU researcher Heejin Jeong received an NSF CAREER Award to help advance the quality of rehabilitation that is available online for patients to use.
ASU brings industry-aligned semiconductor courses to global learners
ASU expands global access to semiconductor and AI training through SEMI University with expert-led, flexible online courses.
ASU researchers to unlock materials design efficiency
Yi “Max” Ren and Yang Jiao received an NSF award to reveal how a material’s microstructure influences its properties.
Doug Montgomery helps engineers design better decisions
A global online course series is putting ASU’s industrial engineering expertise on the map.
Study aims to help semiconductor industry be more sustainable
The Fulton Schools partners with Cargill to explore plant-based polymers that could enhance semiconductor performance and sustainability.
Leveling up manufacturing with virtual reality and AI
Fulton Schools researchers team up with Los Alamos National Laboratory and ASU’s SWAP Hub to create immersive training simulations.
Tiny chips, big innovations
Seth Ariel Tongay is creating next-generation microchips, atom by atom, to power faster, cooler, smarter tech for AI, quantum computing and beyond.
A CAREER in orbit
Hannah Kerner’s NSF CAREER Award supports the creation of new AI tools that turn satellite data into insights for farming, sustainability and education.