Christian Arenz helps explain how quantum science powers secure tech, smart sensors and future breakthroughs in everyday life.
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Unlocking smart polymer composite potential
Fulton Schools’ Kailong Jin received an award from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research to explore self-healing polymer composites with dynamic bonds to develop durable, adaptive materials.
From roadblocks to results
Members of the Fulton Schools’ Next Level Devils student organization built a lunar tool for NASA’s Micro-g NExT design challenge.
ASU’s coding camp plants seeds of STEM in middle schoolers
From AI-powered games to cybersecurity challenges, young coders explored tech in action at a one-day ASU camp designed to spark curiosity and confidence.
Capstone showcase bridges classroom learning and career readiness
The School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment launched its capstone showcase with a focus on real-world applications, industry engagement and student achievement.
Civil engineering faculty members honored for foundational impact
Three ASU Engineering faculty earn national ASCE awards for innovations in transportation, water systems and pavement engineering.
Industry partners’ support boosts student success
Professionals who donate their time, talent and treasure enable students to grow into confident, innovative problem solvers ready to adapt to a changing world.
ASU computer science doctoral student linked with success
Emerging Fulton Schools researcher Som Sagar secures internship at social media giant LinkedIn to build the future of AI agents.
Improving Alzheimer’s prevention and care
ASU Engineering researchers use AI and brain imaging to improve Alzheimer’s prevention, detection and care.
Powering the future of space
As part of a university consortium, Fulton Schools researchers are developing solar devices to power spacecraft.
Spearheading next wave of human flourishing
ASU Engineering faculty member Sandhya Susarla earns prestigious honors for contributions to the quantum computing field.
Water insecurity on the rise in American households
Fulton Schools graduate student examined rural U.S. water insecurity and highlighted policy solutions to improve access and equity.
Sun Devil breaks barriers in engineering and sport
Quinn Eatinger is carving her own path through hockey, motorsports, and engineering — proving there’s no one way to lead.
AI-powered project tackles epilepsy with tech and teamwork
ASU computer science researchers and business student win funds to create startup that reduces costs and improves treatment options.
ASU center helps future-proof infrastructure
One of the only centers of its kind in the US, the Metis Center brings an updated approach to infrastructure design.
ASU is home-sweet-home (away from home) for students from India
Indian students thrive in the Fulton Schools and across ASU with top programs, strong community and global career opportunities.
ASU alum Jim Lommen nurtures future engineers
ASU chemical engineering alum Jim Lommen’s generosity is paving a transformative path for future engineers.
ASU leads the US for impact with UN Sustainable Development Goals
At No. 6, ASU is the only American institution to make global top 50 in latest Times Higher Education ranking.
Ctrl + alt + compete: ASU coders head to world finals
ASU competitive programming team gets ready to take their teamwork and talent to the ICPC World Finals in Azerbaijan.
ASU ranks 4th among public US universities for developing digital-ready graduates
Fulton Schools’ computer science degree programs bolster ASU’s ranking in the Digital Leaders in Higher Education survey.