National security

AIMS Center works to solve large-scale problems that benefit the economy and society through research on intelligent materials and adaptive systems.

ACME focuses on research on devices, circuits and architectures, through strategic collaborations with industry partners.

CAOE develops and applies advanced analytical tools and technologies to enhance planning, information sharing and real-time decision-making in homeland security operations.

CASCADE bridges industry and academia, translating research in data processing and analysis into impactful technological solutions for sectors like energy, healthcare, security and finance.

CBSS translates insights between computer science and biology to understand and mitigate malicious behavior in complex systems, with application in managing cancer and repairing cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

CTF focuses on developing the next generation of cyber-reasoning systems that can automatically find vulnerabilities, synthesize exploits, and create patches of real-world software.

WISCA aids the development of advanced fluid protocols and mixed software-defined radios with hardware accelerators, based at ASU.

COE-FutureG aims to foster an environment conducive to research, education, knowledge dissemination, and workforce development, geared towards bolstering the U.S. military’s technological superiority in Future Generation Wireless Technology.

GSI is committed to advancing research in support of national and global security.

Metis Center at ASU focuses on learning how engineered and built systems are integrated with natural and human systems.

MotU attracts and inspires scientists across all STEM fields as it synergistically applies materials research methods and explores alien and extreme conditions and environments with the expectation of discovering new, useful materials and understanding the formation and evolution of planets.

STAM focuses on active investigations of new microelectronics  in the expanding landscape of the semiconductor industry.