Fulton Schools researchers Erica Forzani and Krishnendu Chakrabarty are developing portable, secure diagnostic tools to improve health outcomes and expand global access to testing.
Women in engineering
The metabolic marvels of the human brain
ASU biomedical engineering researcher Madeline Andrews is researching neurological disorders through pathways within the brain.
Fulton Schools alum proves a career in AI isn’t a pain
Alenis Fiallo Vargas tackled fibromyalgia and a challenging industrial engineering program to find early success.
Water polo player defends the goal — and our data
A 21-year-old Fulton Schools data science student applies lessons learned in the pool to her life behind the screen.
Transforming Arizona’s highways with innovative solutions
ASU-led projects will reduce road repairs, predict actual drive time, manage roadside vegetation to cut wildfire risk and determine vehicle impact costs.
SolarSPELL wins ‘Best in Show’ at SXSW
SolarSPELL’s solar-powered libraries that empower global communities wins at the South by Southwest Innovation Awards.
Transporting food from farm to table
Deniz Berfin Karakoc studies ways to ensure food transportation networks are resilient, cost-effective and sustainable.
Putting health first
Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown is one of many ASU experts doing research that improves lives. Her research on microbiota transplants reduces autism symptoms by nearly 50%.
AI for AZ: ABOR funds new tools for state emergency response
The project aims to help emergency planners have the right resources in the right place at the right time.
Resilient roads crack less, last longer
Fulton Schools researchers’ novel thermal insulator added to asphalt creates more durable roads with less maintenance needs.
Student sees how AI can assist people with vision loss
Through her AI technology research, computer science student Kelly Raines seeks to empower individuals with disabilities with greater independence and accessibility.
Empowering future engineers
Mechanical engineering alumna Missy Brost is endowing three Fulton Schools scholarships to expand opportunities for underrepresented groups in engineering while honoring her family’s legacy at ASU.
Honoring an electrifying signal processing professor
Electrical engineering researcher Antonia Papandreou-Suppappola receives faculty member award for excellence in research, teaching and service.
When online, we’re all too human
Ananta Soneji is an emerging expert in human factors security research, a field that considers user needs when designing new technology.
Alum’s journey to leadership shows the power of lifelong learning
Kathy and Scott King are dedicated to supporting ASU’s future engineers and problem-solvers.
Harvesting satellite insights for Maui County farmers
Computer science researchers hope artificial intelligence can help restore Hawaiian food sovereignty
Microbes, medicine and mentorship
Fulton Schools researcher Rosa-Krajmalnik Brown generates new revelations in health, biology and environmental engineering.
Cracking the code of online computer science clubs
CodeDevils is a fully online club that creates a coding community for ASU students all over the world.
5 alumni inducted into Fulton Schools Hall of Fame
New members’ achievements exemplify ASU engineering’s pursuit of excellence and aspiration to serve society.
Improving materials recyclability using nanotechnology
ASU researcher S. Eileen Seo receives support from the Department of Energy to create a novel approach to manufacturing self-repairing polymer objects.