The partnership will advance AI, robotics and workforce training to strengthen domestic copper production and support Arizona’s economy.
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Four students, four hard computing problems
From traffic systems to trustworthy AI, Fulton Schools undergraduate researchers are solving problems the world can’t ignore.
From wannabe high school math teacher to Regents Professor
How Stephanie Forrest ‘overcorrected’ and received ASU’s highest faculty honor.
From code to court
Fulton Schools cybersecurity students design AI system to translate cyber forensic evidence for judges and juries.
Supercharged science to drive battery breakthroughs
U.S. DOE Early Career award supports Xin Xu’s research on advanced battery materials while training students to tackle next-generation energy challenges.
Crow’s ‘state of the university’ talk spotlights how ASU is expanding access
ASU’s annual address included highlighting Fulton Schools programs focused on scaling innovation and opportunity across Arizona.
America stress-tested its food system, and it mostly held
Deniz Karakoc’s research into data from five turbulent years shows where food kept moving and where bottlenecks quietly caused chaos.
A building for the future
ISTB 12 is a collaborative hub for manufacturing engineering and robotics, bringing together students, faculty and industry.
AI and robotics researchers at ASU work to keep people safe, healthy
Fulton Schools researchers are advancing AI and robotics to improve traffic safety, detect manipulated images and enable less invasive, life-saving medical procedures.
ASU ranks No. 9 worldwide, No. 5 nationally for US patents in 2025
The Fulton Schools accounted for 132 of ASU’s 185 patents, pioneering innovations in assistive robotics, AI, healthcare, and semiconductors.
ASU researcher charts a roadmap to cleaner energy
Chris Muhich earned a Humboldt Fellowship to partner with researchers at TU Berlin on tools that accelerate zeolite structure discovery for cleaner energy.
ASU power researcher energizes future engineers
Mike Ranjram, receives the 2025 IEEE Region 6 Outstanding Educator Award for significant contributions to STEM education.
ASU program launches global civil engineering careers
Fulton Schools researchers combine cultural immersion and student learning opportunities to create new global career paths.
Two ASU faculty members honored for charter-driven impact
Daniel Frank and Laura Hosman are recognized for work aligning with the high aspirations of the ASU Charter.
ASU computer science student turns skills into AI job offers
Fulton Schools student Manan Shah combined persistence and a passion for artificial intelligence to earn competitive opportunities.
ASU brings ‘Science @ Scale’ to AAAS meeting
Fulton Schools researchers join ASU colleagues at the AAAS Annual Meeting to share solutions-driven work spanning energy, water, health, technology and public-good science.
ASU to help Arizona Army installation improve energy, lower costs
Fulton Schools experts will deliver energy efficiency services to Fort Huachuca, helping modernize Army facilities while training the next generation of energy professionals.
One ASU researcher’s fix for freight’s costliest miles
Fulton Schools assistant professor Lacy Greening’s agentic AI middle-mile plan earns ARPA-I nod.
Pitching pediatric prosthetics solutions
Fulton Schools students are turning a classroom EPICS project into a startup by designing affordable, customizable myoelectric prosthetics to support children’s mobility and independence.
The AI tool giving teachers time back
Inspired by his son’s classroom experience, Fulton Schools alum Sarvesh Bhardwaj is rethinking how students get feedback.