Fulton Schools students are turning a classroom EPICS project into a startup by designing affordable, customizable myoelectric prosthetics to support children’s mobility and independence.
Student research
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.
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.
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.
Student teams create AI tools to help neurodivergent learners
Fulton Schools students advance from state-level competition to become finalists in the Global AI Challenge, sponsored by the ASU Spark Center for Innovation in Learning.
Patented student project wins gold on global stage
Fulton Schools iGEM team wins third gold in five years —and takes a major step toward real-world biotechnology.
Meet the Outstanding Graduates of fall 2025
Each semester, the Fulton Schools selects members of the graduating class who embody academic excellence, leadership and community service during their time as students.
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.
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.
Think your VPN keeps you safe? Think again
ASU Engineering doctoral student Benjamin Mixon-Baca exposes “secure” apps that leak data, share code and profit from your privacy.
Student engineers join forces with Kenyan communities for clean water
ASU’s Engineers Without Borders student chapter designs sustainable systems to meet critical water needs.
AI and the new golden rule
Fulton Schools researcher Hasan Davulcu builds transparent systems that explain decisions, cut toxic output and encourage balanced, respectful conversations.
From homeland security hub to enduring legacy
Though its mission wrapped early, ASU Engineering’s CAOE shaped student leaders and delivered solutions for real-world challenges.
DIYbio opens the lab door for all students at ASU
ASU Engineering’s DIYbio club gives students from all majors hands-on training in synthetic biology and global competition experience.
ASU team unleashes AI-powered robodog to help humanity
Ransalu Senanayake and his students develop new artificial intelligence for search-and-rescue and to assist the visually impaired.
Students explore quantum computing for real-world impact
The Fulton School’s NSF REU program offers undergraduates hands-on quantum computing research for real-world challenges.