Seeking solid scientific ground for engineering soil sustainability
A field research station at ASU’s Polytechnic campus designed to probe water and soil interactions could help solve big soil erosion problems.
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Progress in water treatment earns accolades for engineering researchers
Naushita Sharma and Paul Westerhoff received accolades from the American Water Works Association for exemplary research in drinking water treatment.
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Machine learning research employs mobile devices to mitigate COVID-19
ASU Associate Professor Lalitha Sankar leads new research on machine learning with smartphones to help combat the novel coronavirus.
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Forecasting the future of mobility
Fulton Schools researchers aim to pave way for use of new transportation technologies amid conflicting public attitudes — especially about driverless vehicles
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What wastewater reveals can aid in easing societal harm by COVID-19
Advanced wastewater analysis by ASU researchers will help formulate strategies to relieve social upheaval brought on by the widespread coronavirus threat
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Data-driven disease modeling could improve regional response
ASU researchers received a grant from the National Science Foundation to design a new way to model the spread of COVID-19 using data and machine learning.
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ASU rapidly engineers solution for medical staff battling COVID-19
ASU Regents Professor Paul Westerhoff, fellow faculty and students have created a practical face-mask decontamination solution to help combat COVID-19.
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ASU solar energy startup shines in national competition
Innovation from Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering researchers has advanced to the final round of a U.S. Department of Energy competition.
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Turbulent terrain: Peering beneath the Venusian surface
A team of ASU engineers and scientists takes on the challenge of making technology tough enough to probe seismic activity on one of the most forbidding planets.
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Researchers shed new light on creating nanolasers using 2D materials
After an experiment seemed to defy the laws of physics, Cun-Zheng Ning and his collaborators discovered a way to create low-power 2D semiconductor nanolasers.
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New technique boosts versatility of 3D-printed metals
A new additive manufacturing technique developed by a team of Fulton Schools electrical engineering researchers promises higher-quality 3D printing of metal objects.
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ASU researchers provide a golden opportunity to improve cancer treatment accuracy
An interdisciplinary research team is developing a quicker, cheaper and more user-friendly way to measure cancer radiation treatment doses with gold nanoparticles.
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