Professor Brad Allenby ponders the ethics behind robots and society in his book review titled, “Morals and machines.” Allenby provides a guide to challenges addressed by the book’s contributors, noting how the authors offer the value of sometimes sharply differing views on how to address those challenges.
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A record 266 teams competed in the 2011 First Lego League Regional Qualifying Tournaments across...
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Marco Santello, interim school director and professor will present Grasping the brain: unlocking the mysteries of the human hand.
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Robotics is becoming one of the most prolific areas of technological advancement. Engineers are at...
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Meiss won a scholarship from Cystic Fibrosis CareForward.
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In early 2012, Arizona State University (ASU) and California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) will begin awarding up to 30 doctoral students fellowships to pursue studies and work experience in multiple fields – from technology development to public policy making – that contribute to efforts to assist individuals with disabilities.
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Fulton Engineering’s new eSpace design and prototyping studio opened for classes this fall.
Read MoreFulton Engineering continues to expand depth and breadth of expertise in our thematic foci: energy, security, sustainability, education and health. We welcome new faculty members who work within our themes, and are passionate about educating the next generation of engineers.
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Dean Paul Johnson breaks ground at a new engineering design, integration and prototyping studio—the next step in eSpace.
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Aerospace engineering junior Amy Kaczmarowski, who is working on her second overseas project for Engineers Without Borders, shows extraordinary commitment to her studies.
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