The European Union recently passed their own version of the CHIPS Act and visited Arizona to discuss potential collaboration between the two efforts
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Game on: ASU, Endless announce partnership to scale personalized learning solutions
ASU President Michael Crow and Endless Network founder Matt Dalio announced the creation of the Endless Games and Learning Lab at the ASU+GSV Summit
Mapping a new field
Beomjin Kwon receives a 2024 NSF CAREER Award to track data during heat transfer through artificial intelligence
Chemical Engineering undergraduate one of two Goldwater Scholarship recipients
Fulton Schools junior Timothy Chase earns top STEM award to pursue research into sustainable polymers.
It’s full STEAM ahead as Miss Arizona graduates with computer science honors
Tiffany Ticlo prepares for post-graduation life in engineering while staying focused on creativity and community
Computer science doctoral student creates new tool for making AI-generated art
Research team that includes Fulton Schools doctoral students and faculty is modeling a more sustainable future for AI-generated art
Charging up the future
Houqiang Fu received a 2024 NSF CAREER award to improve the efficiency and reliability of power electronics using aluminum nitride.
Clearing the air: How we can fix the CO2 problem and make our lives better
Experts from fields across ASU share how we can start to bring these systems into harmony and build a healthier world for ourselves and our children
ASU scientists investigate potential superconductor
ASU scientists experiment with lutetium hydride (LHN) for its potentials as a superconductor to gain new insights into its properties
Meet student researchers advancing health, education and data solutions
Undergraduate students in the Fulton Schools at ASU conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges
Powering up clean energy systems education
A new Fulton Schools graduate degree launching in fall 2024 will use multiple engineering disciplines to help reach the goal of a more sustainable future.
Gov. Hobbs tells space-related companies Arizona is ‘open for business’
More than 150 academic, business and government leaders in the space industry converged in Tempe March 27–28 for the Arizona Space Summit
A new dawn in hydrogen purification
Doctoral student Daniel Rivera’s innovative research uses electric fields to purify hydrogen in petroleum refineries and semiconductor manufacturing
Kachow! ASU engineers will bring us talking cars
Aviral Shrivastava has a plan that allows self-driving cars to collect data through sensors and cameras and tell other vehicles what they detect
ASU researchers develop AI-based tool for personalized cancer treatments
New freely available tool uncovers new insights into how our body distinguishes between our own cells and potential invaders with unprecedented speed
Sun Devils in Spain
Fulton Schools students worked on coral restoration and food waste projects in Barcelona under the EPICS program
Chipping away at cancer, organ failure and neurological disease
Bioengineer Mehdi Nikkhah inducted into 2024 Class of AIMBE College of Fellows for his outstanding contributions to the tissue-on-chip technologies
ASU students create interactive D&D experience for Movies on the Field event
Will precede showing of ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ at Mountain America Stadium on March 30
Holman named vice dean
As Vice Dean for Research and Innovation, Zachary Holman plans to advance groundbreaking research conducted in the Fulton Schools
Improving electrical efficiency
Fulton Schools’ Wonmo Kang earned an NSF CAREER award to develop a manufacturing technique for materials with ultrahigh electrical conductivity properties