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Sunshine provides warm welcome at ASU Open Door event
West Valley campus kicks off ASU Open Door, Fulton Schools to exhibit at upcoming Tempe and Polytechnic events
A win for the environment and the economy in the Southwest
The Fulton Schools is part of an ASU-led, NSF-funded initiative to power regional climate solutions that will offer economic opportunities
AI can deliver broad benefit from our data deluge
Hannah Kerner leverages artificial intelligence on satellite data to address climate change, resource management and other global challenges
Beyond the battleground
The Combat Ready Robotics student organization encourages creative implementation of engineering skills through building and battling robots
Supporting students for semiconductor success
Intel funded an ASU team to implement inclusive excellence initiatives that broaden participation in semiconductor-related engineering education and careers
DOE program aims to enhance, protect America’s power grid
Fulton Schools researcher Samuel Ariaratnam awarded $4.3M from the DOE to improve power grid reliability, resiliency and security
Head start in promising career field
Material Advantage organization is preparing ASU students for challenges of laying groundwork to expand horizons of high-tech innovation
Perfecting power electronics semiconductors
Nidhin Kurian Kalarickal collaborated with Agnitron Technology to develop a damage-free etching method for semiconductor material gallium oxide
3D-printing innovations earn ASU researcher prestigious fellowship
Mechanical engineering doctoral researcher Tengteng Tang awarded $10K Mistletoe Research Fellowship to pursue biomimicry research
‘Our secret weapon’
How a ASU bolstered Phoenix’s rise as the US chip capital and is serving as “America’s leading conveyor belt of engineers.”
Evolutionary expansion
Shawn Jordan, interim director of the newest of the Fulton Schools, explains its mission to integrate engineering expertise into a wider range of industries and professions
A new campus BLUEprint
An ASU researcher received a federal grant to develop state-of-the-art smart campus cyberinfrastructure on the university’s Tempe campus.
Charging up a passion for STEM
High school students from across Arizona competed at the 2023 FIRST®️ Robotics Competition Arizona state championship at ASU
Modeling climate collapse conditions
Regents Professor Ying-Cheng Lai led research to analyze how rates of change affect points at which systems suffer irreversible harm
ASU staffer’s design gets national attention
CBBG’s Charlotte Bowens created the VestaPak hydration backpack for bigger bodies during her own fitness journey
NXP Semiconductors partnership to boost manufacturing packaging in Arizona
A new partnership with NXP Semiconductors is the latest development in ASU’s work to advance Arizona’s semiconductor manufacturing industry
Stabenfeldt elected president of Society For Biomaterials
ASU biomedical engineering professor Sarah Stabenfeldt has been elected president of the Society for Biomaterials
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing medical research
Restoring language after brain injuries, solving riddles of cancer cell growth and preventing falls are among the AI advances at ASU
Students collaborate on wearable tech for hospitalized children
Created by fashion and engineering students, clothes integrate technology that can help kids in chemotherapy