Jean Andino develops patent-pending technology to control carbon dioxide levels in vehicles.
News
Record-setting 12,000 ASU graduates set to celebrate fall 2025 graduation
Over 2,300 ASU Engineering students graduate this fall, prepared to contribute skills and innovation across growing industries.
Holiday tradition fosters global community
ASU Engineering professor Steven Osburn creates a warm, inclusive space by hosting a Thanksgiving meal for students far from home.
Grounding media in the human body in the age of AI
Visar Berisha worked to develop OriginStory, which authenticates live human voices to counter AI cloning.
Four alumni honored at 2025 Fulton Schools Hall of Fame
The Fulton Schools celebrated four exceptional alumni, recognizing their remarkable contributions to innovation, leadership and society.
ASU launches ASU London
The Fulton Schools is offering engineering and computer science programs at ASU London where students can earn 2 international degrees in as little as 4 years.
ASU and Thailand advance semiconductor collaboration through workforce development initiatives
21 Thai professionals join ASU’s Semiconductor Ecosystem Master Class, a six-week executive program delivered by the Fulton Schools.
ASU’s Hannah Kerner recognized among top global AI innovators
Kerner receives Schmidt Sciences AI2050 Fellowship for advancing AI for global good.
When facts aren’t enough
By analyzing rhetoric instead of facts alone, Skeptik teaches users to question how information shapes what they believe.
Manufacturing Day at Polytechnic campus sparks student interest in STEM careers
Middle and high school students explored modern manufacturing careers at this Fulton Schools event.
Former NSF director aims to help make science, tech more accessible in return to ASU
“We, as a nation, can outcompete by out-innovating,” says Sethuraman Panchanathan.
Using nature’s playbook to keep engineered cells on script
ASU Engineering researchers mimic an innate cellular process, phase separation, to keep engineered cells stable as they grow and divide.
AI-guided care spans from space to the Sonoran Desert
A NASA-backed project is turning smart glasses into emergency medical assistants for both astronauts and Arizonans.
Meet students researching implants, manufacturing and more
Learn about our students’ real-world research at the Fall 2025 Fulton Forge Student Research Expo on Nov. 18.
New coating boosts resilience of vital tech on earth and in space
ASU Engineering’s spinout venture, Swift Coat boosts aerospace and semiconductor innovation, earning Arizona’s Small Manufacturer of the Year Award.
When speaking out feels risky
Stephanie Forrest and Joshua Daymude develop a mathematical model revealing how fear, surveillance and punishment shape self-censorship.
Signpost of cancer linked to wound-healing properties
Kaushal Rege and Jordan Yaron discover a cancer-linked protein that helps wounds heal, opening paths for better treatments and cancer therapies.
Meet students researching biofuels, batteries and more
Fulton Schools students address real-world research challenges. Learn all about it at the Fall 2025 Fulton Forge Student Research Expo Nov. 18.
Aerospace meets asphalt ambition
ASU mechanical engineering student and professional race car driver Isabella Robusto aims to become one of the top drivers in stock car racing.
Smarter fuel pipelines, safer communities
Backed by the National Science Foundation, Fulton Schools faculty are creating soft robots and AI tools to inspect aging fuel pipelines.