Play along with ASU Engineering as they launch six new degree programs on April 1, from BS in origami aviation to a PhD in wormhole construction.
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Transforming Arizona’s highways with innovative solutions
ASU-led projects will reduce road repairs, predict actual drive time, manage roadside vegetation to cut wildfire risk and determine vehicle impact costs.
ASU alum helps develop AI coach for menopause
Fulton Schools computer science alum is leading AI innovation at ThePause.AI, a digital coach to support women’s health through menopause.
SolarSPELL wins ‘Best in Show’ at SXSW
SolarSPELL’s solar-powered libraries that empower global communities wins at the South by Southwest Innovation Awards.
Building bridges in India
Dean Kyle Squires visited India to explore research and education collaboration with Indian government, higher education and industry leaders.
Mapping the way to harvesting water from air
Fulton Schools researcher Paul Westerhoff answers questions about technologies that are revolutionizing water sustainability.
Research trio tests environmental risks of tire emissions
Fulton Schools researchers Matthew Fraser, Hasan Ozer and Pierre Herckes are challenging the standards for emissions modeling.
AI that’s all well and good
Faculty members share research focused on developing artificial intelligence that delivers real benefits to real people.
ASU, Phoenix reveal site for ASU Health headquarters
ASU Health headquarters will drive medical and public health innovation with key contributions from the Fulton Schools of Engineering.
Transporting food from farm to table
Deniz Berfin Karakoc studies ways to ensure food transportation networks are resilient, cost-effective and sustainable.
Engineering a future for reliable AI
Fulton Schools student receives prestigious scholarship to present his work developing algorithms that create knowledge graphs.
Putting health first
Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown is one of many ASU experts doing research that improves lives. Her research on microbiota transplants reduces autism symptoms by nearly 50%.
Real AI solutions helping people now
Fulton Schools researchers are leading many ASU AI advances in the fields of health care, accessibility, food security and robotics.
Yang Jiao discovers special state of matter
Jiao observes hyperuniformity at a quantum level, discovering an atomic state of matter that behaves like both a liquid and a solid.
Protein power! ASU creating AI to predict cellular interactions
Fulton Schools researcher Heewook Lee receives $1.8 million NIH grant for work that can lead to new therapies.
AI for AZ: ABOR funds new tools for state emergency response
The project aims to help emergency planners have the right resources in the right place at the right time.
New fellowship honors structural engineering professor
The Subby Rajan Structural Engineering Fellowship honors Fulton Schools Professor Subramaniam “Subby” Rajan and celebrates his lifelong commitment to education.
Forging a future of master mentorship
Award honors extraordinary efforts to provide graduate students with interpersonal connection and support.
Resilient roads crack less, last longer
Fulton Schools researchers’ novel thermal insulator added to asphalt creates more durable roads with less maintenance needs.
Student sees how AI can assist people with vision loss
Through her AI technology research, computer science student Kelly Raines seeks to empower individuals with disabilities with greater independence and accessibility.