How studying a bug’s life is helping ASU researchers like Ted Pavlic address environmental and societal challenges.
Research
ASU technical innovation enables more reliable and less expensive electricity
Fulton Schools researchers’ innovative technological solutions reduce utility bills by up to 40% and enhance grid resilience.
This robot’s got game
Heni Ben Amor and Google DeepMind are creating a AI athlete that wins at table tennis, but the real mission is making life easier for those who need it most.
Sustainable plant-based polymers could replace harmful plastics
Led by Fulton Schools’ Mathew Green, researchers are creating safer, plant-based alternatives that are easier to recycle and more sustainable.
Diagnostic research happening at ASU focused on detecting diseases earlier to save lives
Fulton Schools researchers Erica Forzani and Krishnendu Chakrabarty are developing portable, secure diagnostic tools to improve health outcomes and expand global access to testing.
Finding the fields of the world
The dream of feeding the planet begins with mapping where food is grown
ASU summer research opportunity shapes student futures
ASU Engineering’s Summer Research Initiative offers a glimpse into full-time doctoral degree through hands-on research.
Applying new AI to microelectronics manufacturing
Kookjin Lee receives grant from Applied Materials to combine scientific machine learning with expert knowledge.
Talk explores using AI for responsible social good
ASU Engineering hosts Pascal Van Hentenryck to explore how artificial intelligence can optimize industrial processes.
Silicon dreams
Microchip industry giant Applied Materials invests in the Fulton Schools by funding facilities, research projects and student scholarships.
The metabolic marvels of the human brain
ASU biomedical engineering researcher Madeline Andrews is researching neurological disorders through pathways within the brain.
From rubble to rockets
Keng Hsu is leading a DARPA-funded project to revitalize manufacturing by overcoming supply chain limitations and developing advanced production technologies.
Meet student researchers advancing computing, AI and more
Meet more Fulton Schools students who will showcase their use-inspired research at the Fulton Forge Student Research Expo Friday, April 25.
Small materials’ movements are key to big progress
Fulton Schools researchers are using advanced electron microscopy to closely examine nanoparticles, enabling materials engineering advances.
Meet student researchers improving health care, VR and more
Fulton Schools students will showcase their use-inspired research at the Fulton Forge Student Research Expo Friday, April 25.
Fulton Schools student wins Goldwater scholarship
Fulton Schools student Hanson Nguyen recognized as one of three top undergraduate researchers for his work in quantum computing and photonics.
Breakthrough copper alloy achieves unprecedented high-temperature performance
Fulton Schools researcher Kiran Solanki is part of the team that developed the strongest copper alloy (Cu-Ta-Li) to date.
4 ASU researchers named senior members of the National Academy of Inventors
Matthew Green, Hamidreza Marvi and Chao Wang were honored for advancing technologies that have demonstrated or potential benefits to society.
ASU team wins American-Made 3D Solar Visibility Prize
ASU Engineering’s PAL Lab develops AI-based tool to support grid reliability.
ASU in position to accelerate collaboration between space, semiconductor industries
Hugh Barnaby and Zachary Holman help showcase ASU’s role in advancing space and semiconductor collaboration at the Arizona Space Summit.