Defense technologies raise critical questions
An ASU engineering and ethics professor asks if society is prepared to cope with the implications of advanced high-tech military capabilities.
Read MoreSearch Results for: robotics
Keeping ethics on pace with high-tech evolution
The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded a grant of $266,296 to Arizona State University’s Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics to fund the project “Adapting Law to Rapid Technological Change.”
Read MoreLearning environments that spark curiosity
Winslow Burleson will use his recently awarded $50,000 Innovation Generation grant from the Motorola Foundation to support efforts to spark young students’ interest in science, technology, engineering and math.
Read MoreSociety of Hispanic Professional Engineers at ASU is top chapter of the year
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at ASU (SHPE de ASU) was recognized by SHPE’s national leadership with both the Regional Outstanding Chapter Award and the National Chapter of the Year Award for 2008.
Read MoreScience Foundation Arizona grant to ASU/Raytheon research group will fund effort to expand computer capabilities
Research that promises technological advances to greatly increase computer processing capabilities will be funded by a $2 million Science Foundation Arizona grant to support work by scientists and engineers in Arizona State University’s Computer Science and Engineering Department and Raytheon Missile Systems.
Read MoreAllenby’s inquiry: Engineering, ethics and technological evolution
“A really good engineering school does more than good engineering education and research,” says Brad Allenby. “It goes beyond that. It contributes in a thoughtful way to how society understands, lives with and...
Read MoreTaking the initiative: Jump-starting engineering and science careers
Student research program a gateway to grad school and job opportunity.
Read MoreMotion analysis research effort leads to $1.4 million NSF grant
Spearheading one of the nation’s few research initiatives to blend the work of artists, engineers and other experts, ASU has received a $1.4 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study real-time motion analysis.
Read More
