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ASU program is taking water education to the streets
Fulton Schools researchers help advance water resilience in Arizona through community-led projects that deliver solutions.
Gifts support science, students and society at ASU
The new $1.7M Baird Family Biodesign Fund will support research that makes a difference.
Squeezing every last drop out of wastewater
Partnering with Nestlé, ASU Engineering is working to reduce the amount of briny waste left over from water desalination.
ASU AI research drives road safety innovations
From AI-powered traffic cams that protect privacy to global workshops for transit planners, projects put the pedal to the metal on breakthrough tech.
AI-powered smart medicine
meets smart microchips
Fulton Schools researcher Baoxin Li receives grant from Applied Materials to enhance speed and quality of manufacturing.
Turning signals into success
A pioneering figure in electromagnetics and antenna theory, Constantine A. Balanis leaves a legacy of research and cultivating student excellence.
ASU team implements offline digital library for orphanage, school in Kenya
Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) student team built an offline digital library to support inclusive learning at a rural school and an orphanage in Kenya.
AI sets sail on smarter metal propeller 3D printing
Aviral Shrivastava is creating advanced artificial intelligence tools to improve the speed and reliability of making complex, high-performance parts on-demand.
ASU’s Panchanathan wins prestigious honor in India for scientific contributions
Former NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan returns to ASU as University Professor for Technology and Innovation after receiving India’s Padma Shri award.
ASU launches center to enhance water quality, sustainably
Led by Fulton Schools professors Bruce Rittmann and Paul Westerhoff, the center drives innovation in sustainable water practices that support both industry and community resilience.
ASU to help target how cancer evades treatment
ASU Engineering researcher Heewook Lee joins MIT and Stanford in a $142M national effort to build tools that improve cancer treatment.
An emphasis on community-focused engineering
ASU Engineering is teaching students how to take on societal challenges by integrating tech innovation and entrepreneurship.
New algae system helps Arizona farmers grow better crops with less water
ASU Engineering and Phoenix-based MyLand team up in this project to boost soil health using microalgae-based technology.
Water-cleaning bacteria can produce health, economic benefits
ASU Engineering research uses bacteria to remove water contaminants and recover valuable metals, offering clean, cost-effective solutions.
ASU researcher to streamline battery recycling
ASU Engineering professor Candace Chan wins new seed grant to mitigate energy insufficiency.
8 Flinn Scholars to begin at ASU this fall
Three of the prestigious scholarship recipients have chosen the Fulton Schools for their academic home at ASU.
Robots at your service
From making sandwiches to adapting to household routines, ASU Engineering researchers are teaching robots to perform everyday tasks.
STEAMtank offers more than just child’s play
Kids explored science and engineering through hands-on activities like building racecars and launching rockets.
Keys, clues and crypto
Led by Professor Gail-Joon Ahn, ASU researchers follow blockchain breadcrumbs, exposing shady patterns and building smarter tech to keep the digital world on track.