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Cybersecurity team rocks conference with surprise hacking competition
At the Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, top computer security professionals competed for prizes and bragging rights.
Google grant creates AI research paths for underserved students
ASU faculty members awarded funding to open AI+X opportunities from middle school to graduate school.
Microbes, medicine and mentorship
Fulton Schools researcher Rosa-Krajmalnik Brown generates new revelations in health, biology and environmental engineering.
Fulton Schools awards first data science doctoral degree
ASU data science doctoral graduate Jiajing Huang harnesses the power of AI to help deal with all that data.
2024 year in review: Engineering with purpose
Enjoy this 2024 retrospective of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, presented through a lens that celebrates the storytelling, creativity and poetic nature inherent in coding.
ASU-led SWAP Hub awarded $21.3M for microelectronics projects
Five SWAP Hub projects were awarded nearly $30M through the Department of Defense’s Microelectronics Commons initiative to advance national security.
Congratulations, graduates!
Congratulations to the 2,206 Fall 2024 graduates of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering!
ASU on the cusp of becoming a $1B research university
University’s growth into research powerhouse is the result of President Crow’s vision, community and state support, and innovative approaches across fields and disciplines.
ASU, Mexico partner to build next generation of chipmakers, drive semiconductor innovation
Thousands of college students in Mexico will soon have the opportunity to enroll in Arizona State University’s new, free online course.
Arizona’s newest ‘college town’ says farewell to Mayor John Giles
Mayor Giles left his mark on the higher education sector by forging a strong relationship with Arizona State University during his tenure.
Student research supports semiconductor sustainability
ASU engineering students in the FURI program are improving environmental impacts of microelectronics through TSMC-sponsored projects.
Teaching construction realities with virtual environments
An interdisciplinary research project led by ASU explores new ways to use easily accessible technology to enhance hands-on, collaborative learning.
Seth Ariel Tongay named Royal Society of Chemistry Fellow
After recently being named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, ASU Professor Seth Tongay was named an American Physical Society Fellow.
Turning trash into treasure
ASU’s Nick Rolston looks to revolutionize sustainable harvesting of critical materials in mining and from the ocean through a pair of research grants.
ASU celebrates Paul C. Helmick Center renaming
As Mary Jo Helmick cut the ribbon to celebrate the newly renamed Paul C. Helmick Center at ASU, a crowd of over 100 attendees erupted in cheers.
Cracking the code of online computer science clubs
CodeDevils is a fully online club that creates a coding community for ASU students all over the world.
5 alumni inducted into Fulton Schools Hall of Fame
New members’ achievements exemplify ASU engineering’s pursuit of excellence and aspiration to serve society.
ASU study uses new biomaterials for wound healing
In a new study, researchers from Arizona State University explore the wound-healing process in detail, focusing on the role of histamine.
ASU software engineers honor late cyclist with “dash cam” for bikes
Software engineering faculty members and students in the Fulton Schools create the CycleSafe mobile application.