Team TOXIC from Sonoran Science Academy in Tucson, the reigning Arizona FIRST LEGO League (FLL) state champions, recently won a top award at FIRST World Festival.

Four ASU students have won a place in the premiere international student technology competition by taking first place, April 23, in the U.S. Finals of the Microsoft Imagine Cup in Seattle.

Fariha Ejaz developed the basic concept for the Heart In Your Hand models for her senior-year engineering design project

Our first-ever Engineering Open House sponsored by high-tech company Raytheon drew close to 2,000 visitors to see and take part in exhibits, demonstrations, games and other activities.

It was at a time when he was deep into engineering and urban planning studies that a seemingly unrelated thought popped into Sam Johnson’s head: “I think you should paint.”

Read the digital edition of the Fulton Schools of Engineering 2011 Annual Report.

Increasing student engagement and success and building engineers from day one.

Student organizations and teams help close the gap between the classroom and the workplace—and for many, provide a way to reach out, give back and have fun.

Madeline Grade, a senior honors student and biomedical engineering major, was awarded the Marshall Scholarship.

Brian Perea, a junior in chemical engineering, was awarded a prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, the nation’s premier award for students studying mathematics, the natural sciences or engineering.

Our multifaceted research in renewable and alternative energy sources is meeting the urgent need to discover and deploy new forms of carbon-reducing energy technologies.

Our efforts in improving health and healthcare include understanding the causes of disease and developing advanced biosensors, bioassays and lab-on-a-chip devices for clinical diagnostics.

As technology develops at a faster rate, there is a growing need to develop engineering systems to keep people and infrastructure secure.

Our sustainability research centers on the capacity of metropolitan areas to grow and prosper without destroying or depleting natural resources.

We are engaged in advancing the ways we educate engineering students.

Bruce Towe is using a combination of electricity and ultrasound to develop alternative health treatment systems.

A team of four ASU engineering students creating solutions to provide more accessible healthcare has been named Entrepreneur Magazine’s College Entrepreneur of 2011.