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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ASU engineers get to the heart of organs-on-a-chip
Jaime Veldhuizen and Mehdi Nikkhah designed and validated a new heart-on-a-chip platform for use in disease modeling, drug testing and other cardiac research.
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Mapping the road to more resilient metals
Fulton Schools Professor Karl Sieradzki and colleagues at other leading research universities will explore ways to engineer more corrosion resistant metal alloys.
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“Ultra materials” spark ideas for a more efficient power grid
The U.S. Department of Energy grants ASU an Energy Frontier Research Center and $12.4 million in funding to research a new class of semiconductor materials.
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Enhance sustainability by laying technological groundwork with engineering
A webinar will explore how and why engineering education must emphasize the critical role of technology in shaping sustainable societal systems.
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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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