Revolutionizing materials science with use-inspired AI research
Associate Professor Yang Jiao and Assistant Professor Yi “Max” Ren are pioneering a new field of materials science involving artificial intelligence.
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Cold storage is crucial to COVID-19 vaccine distribution
ASU Associate Professor Kristen Parrish discusses practical aspects of ensuring that vaccine doses stay cold and effective.
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Reaching for meaningful mind-body connections
A new functional reaching task developed by ASU researchers can help understand older adults’ cognitive abilities and predict future decline in aging brains.
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Algae engineering: stepping stone to sustainable solutions
A Fulton Schools research center explores uses of biochemicals produced by algae to provide clean energy, treat wastewater and restore environmental health.
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ASU engineering begins major industry collaboration
Semiconductor industry giant Applied Materials is supporting five years of new research with ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
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Engineering better airline passenger security
The Center for Accelerating Operational Efficiency is developing tools to create efficient processes to improve airport security checkpoint efficiency.
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Storytelling robots set to provide dementia relief
New research funded by the Zimin Foundation explores how storytelling robot technology can support older adults with dementia and their caregivers.
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Environmental consciousness guides new education endeavor
The Lemelson Foundation selected ASU to deliver new engineering curriculum dedicated to teaching environmental and socially conscious engineering practices.
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Engineering evolutionary steps in automated mobility
Two Fulton Schools engineers are leading research that Arizona leaders envision will put the state at the forefront of automated transportation innovation
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Plotting droplets: New mathematical tools for more robust simulations
Mohamed Kasbaoui and Marcus Herrmann received a $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to work on a three-year project modeling complex fluid flows.
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Keeping our communities safe one smartphone app at a time
COVID-19 hotspot notifications could soon appear on your mobile device thanks to an NSF RAPID grant for researchers at Arizona State University and Clarkson University.
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Smart transportation systems need to reckon with rogues
ASU engineering lab presents the first algorithm to safely manage autonomous vehicle traffic through intersections in real-world conditions.
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