Taking STEPS to solve the wicked problem of phosphorus
ASU engineering researchers are helping to lead a new science and technology center focused on reducing agricultural use of phosphorus extracted from the earth.
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Getting a greener grid
ASU engineering experts point to priorities for infrastructure investment that will support expanded use of renewable energy sources
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Bio-based process promises better contaminant cleanup
Fulton Schools environmental engineers are working on a bioremediation method to detoxify industrial solvents that have contaminated soils and groundwater
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ASU transportation study supports expanded autonomous vehicle use
Fulton Schools engineering researchers collaborated with Valley Metro and Waymo in a unique mobility-on-demand, public transit experiment.
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Ankle analysis reveals the dynamics of walking
Hyunglae Lee analyzes the ankle’s role in walking through robotics and statistical analysis to create better rehabilitation platforms and robot joints.
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Sustaining solid ground
A Fulton Schools geotechnical engineering team is contributing to progress toward more effective methods of preventing soils from collapsing during earthquakes.
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Connected autonomous vehicles make intersections safer
Fulton Schools engineering research is improving intersection safety through connected autonomous vehicles and real-time distributed systems
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Sleeper cells: New neural stem cell state gives insight into cancer
A new phase of stem cells discovered and classified with a tool developed by ASU engineers could lead to a new method of brain cancer treatment.
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Small-scale engineering could bring big progress in medical care
Advances in re-engineering our body’s biomechanisms at molecular and genetic levels could expand possibilities for restoring human health.
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Mirror, mirror: ASU researcher’s synthesis and analysis of 2D Janus materials lights the way to a quantum future
Sefaattin Tongay’s research team is among the first to reliably create high-quality 2D Janus materials, leading the way to a new generation of quantum tech.
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Greater than the sum of its parts
Computer scientists Andréa Richa and Joshua Daymude explore how undirected local interactions induce collective behaviors.
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SpectraFlex center to define the future of wireless
ASU engineering leads a multi-university proposal to establish a national center for electromagnetic spectrum research and innovation.
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