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Authenticating audio against AI
OriginStory, a technology developed by ASU researchers to authenticate speech as human, received an award from the U.S. FTC AI Voice Cloning Challenge
The latest class of ‘Flying Devils’ is ready for takeoff
Earlier this year, the U.S. Air Force ROTC named Arizona State University’s Detachment 025 as the best large ROTC detachment in the nation
Students pitch in to help solve plastic problem in Ethiopian national park
The solution aims to transform discarded bottles into products that will provide alternate revenue streams for people living around the park
ASU at the heart of the state’s revitalized microelectronics industry
Arizona now leads the nation in private-sector semiconductor investments, and ASU has been there every step of the way
Essential Reading
Overcoming hardship, unlocking personal potential, facing climate catastrophe and a pandemic are among the topics of books recommended by Fulton Schools faculty and staff
Interplanetary Initiative grads prepare for their next frontiers
ASU’s Interplanetary Initiative is celebrating a range of graduating students who have contributed to and benefited from its diverse educational programs
Famed systems engineer inspires ASU to tackle global problems
Guest lecturer tells ASU engineering faculty and students how they can use their skills to solve the world’s most pressing challenges
Community college transfers triumph at ASU spring graduation
Community college transfers celebrate their academic achievements highlighting the impact of the MyPath2ASU program
Advanced packaging the next big thing in semiconductors — and no, we’re not talking about boxes
ASU plugged into this next breakthrough in microchip tech with curriculum, partnerships with industry leaders
New AI for a new era of discovery
Assistant professor of computer science and engineering Kookjin Lee will create a machine learning system to help discover new scientific laws
Largest graduating class in ASU history sets out to make a difference
Sun Devils are among the world’s most employable grads according to a recent survey of international employers
Engineering an identity
The Fulton Schools celebrates the award-winning College Avenue Commons as the 10-year home of civil, environmental, sustainable and construction engineering programs
Making magic happen
ASU’s Theme Park Engineering and Design club comprises students from across ASU who share a passion for the themed entertainment industry
Securing the wireless spectrum
Yanchao Zhang is leading work to ensure the security and privacy of wireless network customers
ASU receives three DEPSCoR awards for national security research
Teams in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence will conduct research relevant to U.S. Department of Defense science and technology missions
Redefining engineering education at West Valley campus
Associate Professor Shawn Jordan, the school’s new leader, explains the benefits and solutions offered at the newest school in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
The rise of a first-gen graduate at Intel
How ASU materials science and engineering alumua Cindy Rogel Bahena blazed a trail with help from her mentors
From campus to community: ASU’s Devils in Disguise Week makes lasting impact through service
Motivated by this desire to serve, Sun Devils gathered on April 6 for the Devils in Disguise Week’s finale, ASU’s largest day of community service
AI-powered medicine
ASU researchers are using artificial intelligence to speed up diagnosis, unlock new treatments and access new data sources