Biomedical engineering researcher Shaopeng Wang secures a patent for breakthrough rapid antimicrobial tests.
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Award recognizes ASU’s contributions to the West Valley community
Honor coincides with 40th anniversary of establishment of West Valley campus
Advancing a more secure future
Three Fulton Schools researchers are pioneering new cybersecurity strategies to protect data, privacy, and critical systems.
Engineering an inclusive future
The ASU Fulton Schools community has been highly involved in advancing inclusive excellence through education, student success, research and outreach activities.
Alum inspires next generation of computer vision researchers
Tejas Gokhale takes the lessons he learned from Fulton Schools faculty and applies them to his own career in academia.
Supercharging semiconductors with computer science
Sarma Vrudhula has been awarded a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a new chip designed for artificial intelligence.
Professor awarded prestigious DOE Early Career Award
Eileen Seo’s research explores generation of new materials with the potential to help develop innovative energy solutions.
SolarSPELL libraries deployed to help communities in Arizona
With humanitarian projects in 15 countries, ASU-developed SolarSPELL now providing solar-powered library devices to Hopi health care workers and crisis responders in Phoenix.
Bending the rules
Wonmo Kang’s research group develops ultrastrong, flexible and conductive composites to supercharge the energy industry
ASU computing school director honored with prestigious award
The induction by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers recognizes highly significant work in data analytics and computer graphics.
Discovering new materials using AI and machine learning
Researchers are empowering artificial intelligence and machine learning with incorporated large language models and integrated computational tools to enhance and develop new materials.
Defying materials research limitations
Seth Ariel Tongay elected as an American Physical Society Fellow for his innovative manufacturing techniques of two-dimensional materials.
ASU engineering lab space drives student and industry collaborations
Through the Industrial Automation and Robotic Systems Laboratory, the ASU community can discover the technologies shaping the foundation of manufacturing engineering.
ASU, Mayo Clinic forge a new health innovation program
A new biomedical engineering program at ASU and Mayo Clinic use technology to radically improve health care solutions.
ASU-led initiative announces first decarbonization projects for US industry
5 jump-start projects selected in partnership with US Department of Energy aim to create cost-effective, electrified alternatives for industrial process heating.
Seeking the biometric bill of rights
Fulton Schools researcher Katina Michael studies the intersection of biotechnology and cybersecurity, and warns that our most personal data must be better protected
Bright minds hack for good and fun at ASU student event
More than 600 students participated in the annual sunhacks hackathon, building skills, connections and prototypes through a fast-paced design experience.
Using AI to help people see more clearly
ASU researchers use artificial intelligence to improve treatment outcomes for those suffering from the world’s leading cause of vision loss.
Running the risk of success
After co-founding a $200 million software company, successful Fulton Schools graduate Tim Cope turns his focus to philanthropy.
Legacy of caring
As a teacher, school dean, a cofounder of ASU’s Polytechnic campus and a leader of The Polytechnic School, Albert McHenry exemplified dedication to helping others.