Silicon dreams: Applied Materials advancing technology for a brighter future
The largest U.S. manufacturer of semiconductor equipment and the Fulton Schools unite to advance the spirit of innovation.
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From rubble to rockets
ASU researcher Keng Hsu is leading a DARPA-funded project to revitalize manufacturing by overcoming supply chain limitations and developing advanced production technologies.
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Intricate movements of tiny pieces of matter hold key to engineering innovation
Fulton Schools researchers join prominent colleagues to seek materials engineering advances through microscopic views of nanoparticle behavior.
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ASU team named winner in the American-Made 3D Solar Visibility Prize
A Fulton Schools team was named winner in the 3D Solar Visibility Prize for creating an AI-based tool supporting electricity grid modernization and the distribution of solar energy.
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Stuck at the airport and we love it #not
A Fulton Schools team has been honored for a landmark paper that paved the way for advanced computer science research.
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Research trio tests environmental risks of tire emissions
ASU researchers Matthew Fraser, Hasan Ozer and Pierre Herckes are challenging the standards for emissions modeling.
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AI that’s all well and good
ASU faculty members showcased impactful AI research underway that’s designed to assist in memory care and tutoring.
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Transporting food from farm to table
Deniz Berfin Karakoc studies ways to ensure food transportation networks are resilient, cost-effective and sustainable.
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ASU researcher Yang Jiao discovers special state of matter
An ASU professor publishes a paper on a new exotic state of matter in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a peer-reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Protein power! ASU creating AI to predict cellular interactions
Protein interactions are part of every cellular process and better understanding them can help treat a wide range of human diseases.
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AI for AZ: ABOR funds new tools for state emergency response
A Fulton Schools research project aims to help emergency planners have the right resources in the right place at the right time.
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Single-use or reusable cups? New project seeks answers
Fulton Schools researchers assess circular economy strategies with Yum! Brands to replace restaurant single-use cups with reusable ones.
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