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At ASU, biodesign innovations start at the bedside
In collaboration with Mayo Clinic, students in Fulton Schools’ IMPACT program design medical technologies based on patient, provider needs.
ASU supercharges AI research capabilities thanks to technology donation
Intel donation gives Fulton Schools researchers and students access to large-scale AI computing power
ASU’s Panchanathan to lead Phoenix Quantum Strategy
Mayor announces initiative aimed at positioning city — and its economy — at forefront of ‘next era of breakthrough technology’
From Navy service to world-renowned barbecue, ASU alum Sterling Smith inspires fellow veterans
Fulton Schools alum and Navy veteran Sterling Smith shared his journey from military service to entrepreneurship, inspiring ASU student veterans to explore new career paths.
Cracking the limits of multi-metal manufacturing
Zhengtao Gan earned an NSF CAREER Award for his research on improving the reliability of advanced parts in multi-metal 3D printing
Engineering capstone projects showcase proficiency and practical solutions
From rainforests to recreation, Fulton Schools electrical engineering students showcase their transition from classroom learning to real-world impact through their capstone projects.
Why some Arizona communities don’t drink tap water — even when it’s safe
Fulton Schools researchers show how trust, taste and lived experience shape water choices beyond infrastructure.
EASE-ing the engineering education process
The Employment Assistance and Social Engagement program at Fulton Schools is re-imagining how to support neurodivergent engineering students.
What comes after silicon?
Sui Yang receives 2026 NSF Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) Award to discover how to control light at the quantum level.
Outsmarting AI in the classroom
Instead of chasing AI use, Fulton Schools researchers are building tools that make shortcuts visible from the start.
Meet students researching diagnostics, large language models and more
Fulton Schools students conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.
Asphalt is everywhere; but is it bad for our health?
Elham Fini says pavement’s potential impact on our health deserves as much attention as its carbon or energy footprint.
ASU researcher earned PECASE for neurodegenerative diagnostics
Barbara Smith’s work received the highest federal award to improve the detection of neurodegenerative diseases through biomarkers.
The hardware revolution behind AI
Aman Arora is developing adaptable chips to keep pace with AI systems that are rapidly outgrowing current hardware.
Willmeng professorship expands construction research and workforce development at ASU
Industry support strengthens student pathways and applied learning in construction.
ASU researcher pushes standards for AI-generated media
YZ Yang is helping unite researchers, tech companies and policy groups to create reliable ways to detect and even forget AI-generated images.
2 ASU graduate programs rank No. 1 in the nation
Fulton Schools graduate programs in environmental and industrial engineering rank among the nation’s top 25, reflecting ASU’s broad excellence in the latest U.S. News rankings.
Sensing beyond line-of-sight
Suren Jayasuriya wins competitive international fellowship for global collaboration in novel sensing technologies that can “see” beyond the line of sight.
This lab’s research is a little extreme
Fulton Schools researchers test semiconductors under extreme heat, cold and radiation, preparing students and partners to build reliable systems for space, defense and energy.