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Essential Reading: Lessons to ponder, learn from and live by
Fulton Schools faculty and staff share essential book recommendations to inspire students with lessons on leadership, purpose, resilience and innovation.
Congratulations, Graduates!
Congratulations to the more than 5,000 Spring 2025 graduates of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering — we can’t wait to see how you shape the future.
Engineering a healthier Arizona
Five Fulton Schools researchers received more than $2M from the Arizona Biomedical Research Centre to tackle urgent medical challenges.
ASU’s data science dream team
The 47 inaugural graduates of the data science, analytics and engineering master’s degree program are turning big data into big futures.
Blazing new ground in forest fire prevention
Professor Anamitra Pal led a research team to develop a wildfire prevention system that detects risk and protects power grids in remote areas.
Meet the exceptional graduates of spring 2025
ASU Engineering celebrates Spring 2025 graduates honored for academic achievement, leadership and service.
ASU hosts Honeywell Industry Day
At a recent event, ASU brought together academia, industry and government to network and exchange aircraft fuel efficiency ideas.
The gift of student success
Student engagement that aligns Mary Jo and Paul C. Helmick’s values led to a generous gift to the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment.
The power of purpose
Fulton Schools students gain experience and help people through service-based opportunities like the Grand Challenges Scholars Program and the Summer Research Initiative.
ASU Space Student Ambassadors gain industry insight at Space Futures Convening
Fulton Schools students explored career pathways and gained valuable industry insights in the rapidly evolving space sector.
ASU graduates overjoyed — and employed
ASU Engineering students are among a record-breaking graduating class, landing competitive jobs and shaping Arizona’s high-tech future.
The mighty impact of insects
How studying a bug’s life is helping ASU researchers like Ted Pavlic address environmental and societal challenges.
ASU technical innovation enables more reliable and less expensive electricity
Fulton Schools researchers’ innovative technological solutions reduce utility bills by up to 40% and enhance grid resilience.
This robot’s got game
Heni Ben Amor and Google DeepMind are creating a AI athlete that wins at table tennis, but the real mission is making life easier for those who need it most.
Sustainable plant-based polymers could replace harmful plastics
Led by Fulton Schools’ Mathew Green, researchers are creating safer, plant-based alternatives that are easier to recycle and more sustainable.
Diagnostic research happening at ASU focused on detecting diseases earlier to save lives
Fulton Schools researchers Erica Forzani and Krishnendu Chakrabarty are developing portable, secure diagnostic tools to improve health outcomes and expand global access to testing.
Finding the fields of the world
The dream of feeding the planet begins with mapping where food is grown
ASU summer research opportunity shapes student futures
ASU Engineering’s Summer Research Initiative offers a glimpse into full-time doctoral degree through hands-on research.
On track: Precisely monitoring streetcars in real-time
Electrical engineering students focus capstone project on improving streetcar tracking for improved rider experience.