New NSF rankings show ASU’s expanding impact in industrial engineering and computer science.
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Ramping up resilience
Support from a prestigious professorship will help Mikhail Chester advance work to help communities better fortify their critical infrastructural foundations.
The hidden powers of porous copper
Xiangfan Chen and Bruno Azeredo discovered a new way to 3D print porous copper structures, unlocking faster manufacturing for applications in security and energy.
DNA provides a solution to our enormous data storage problem
Chao Wang and his ASU colleagues demonstrate how engineered DNA nanostructures could store and secure vast amounts of data.
Helmick Professorship to fund new solutions to health issues
Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown says the professorship funds will support innovative projects, partnerships and continued leadership in microbiome research and mentorship.
Stellar student finds friendship is the best algorithm
As an emerging biomedical informatics researcher, Fulton Schools computer science grad brings curiosity, compassion and innovation to her work at ASU.
Inside a mine’s digital doppelgänger
Deep underground, Fulton Schools students are using computer science to predict heat and water in a copper mine, helping make dangerous work safer.
ASU Online earns 25 top 10 rankings in latest US News & World Report
With 5 top 10 rankings, the Fulton Schools upholds our reputation for world-class engineering and technology education for learners everywhere.
ASU, SRP project takes flight
Fulton Schools researchers are using aircraft data and advanced modeling to improve Arizona’s water supply forecasts.
NVIDIA grant paves path to smarter, safer autonomous drones
Fulton Schools researcher Daijiang Suo receives a grant of high-powered workstations from NVIDIA to help advance his work related to autonomous drones.
Engineering failure
A team of first-year Fulton Schools students won an award for building a dome that failed less destructively at the 2025 ASM International DomesDay competition.
Computer science student tailors AI for fashion
Jesus Aguilar is teaching artificial intelligence to understand fabric texture, helping designers experiment and shoppers buy with confidence.
Democratizing health care: There’s an app for that
Fulton Schools research helped inspire an FDA-cleared app that lets patients measure vital signs using everyday devices, expanding access to remote health care.
A new heart
Fulton Schools research supports a nationwide breakthrough for surgeons using 3D hearts.
Farming robots tackle labor shortages using AI
Fulton Schools alum uses AI-powered robots to help farmers harvest, weed and protect crops, addressing labor shortages in modern agriculture.
What an English degree can lead to — at ASU and beyond
Alumnus and Fulton Schools’ former career leader Michael Sanders is honored with a new scholarship that highlights how English majors turn communication skills into meaningful careers.
Using machine learning to predict the unpredictable
Fulton Schools researchers develop a new method to forecast complex ecosystem behavior.
Major in motion
Fulton Schools graduate student and active-duty officer merges military expertise with advanced research to strengthen the nation’s cyber defense.
How an ASU grad is shaping next-gen automation
Blending mechanical design and systems engineering, this Fulton Schools graduate’s path illustrates the power of interdisciplinary training in a fast-evolving robotics landscape.
Bruno Sinopoli named director of ASU’s School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
Sinopoli is ready to energize education and lead meaningful research during a period of transformational changes in technology.