Amy Trowbridge named 2019 Rising Star by Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network
The KEEN network award recognizes faculty who implement inventive, impactful, inspiring and integrated applications of the entrepreneurial mindset.
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Transforming the mindset on nanomaterials
The narrative on nanomaterials is shifting from being a potential source of contamination to becoming valuable tools for the benefit of human and environment health.
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A new low-cost method to mass manufacture nanomaterials
Fulton Schools Assistant Professor Bruno Azeredo recently published a paper on electrochemical nanoimprinting of silicon in PNAS.
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Turning borderlands into an energy-water innovation zone
Fulton Schools ASU Regents’ Professor Ronald Adrian is a co-author of a plan to bring prosperity to the U.S.-Mexico border region with a vast energy and water corridor.
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Engineering faculty members earn 10 new CAREER Awards
Ten faculty members in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering have received NSF CAREER Award between September 2018 and April 2019.
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ASU researcher chips away at disease diagnosis limitations
Chao Wang is developing an integrated fluidic device on a silicon chip to improve the capabilities of liquid biopsy to diagnose cancer and other diseases.
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Salts and polymers research cooks up NSF CAREER Award
Matthew D. Green is developing a modular synthetic strategy to control the amount and type of charged groups within polyelectrolyte block polymers.
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Mimicking nature to enhance search for knowledge underground
Junliang “Julian” Tao is exploring the unique methods of mobility animals and plants use to move underground to guide designs for burrowing sensor robots.
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Improving efficiency to lower costs nets an NSF CAREER Award
Qin Lei is working to accelerate the development of a new class of efficient, lightweight and reliable high-voltage, high-power power converters.
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Unleashing the untapped potential of granular materials
Heather Emady’s pursuit of better ways to use granular materials to improve industrial processes and products has earned National Science Foundation support.
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Training stroke survivors with rehabilitation robotics
Assistant Professor Hyunglae Lee is developing an innovative framework and utilizing it in exercise therapy to significantly improve the effectiveness of robot-aided rehabilitation for stroke survivors.
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Revealing what’s unseen: Pursuing the power of augmented vision
George Trichopoulos will apply his expertise in electromagnetics to pursue advances in technology-enhanced human vision, enabling us to see hidden objects.
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