Through K-12 education outreach efforts of ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, youngsters get the opportunity to participate in national and international robotics festivals and competitions.
Read MoreFIRST LEGO League The theme of this year’s FIRST LEGO League competition, “Body Forward,” challenges students with robotics projects that demonstrate how engineering and biological and medical sciences are combining efforts to...
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More than 400 Arizona middle school students and their robots will compete in the 2010 FIRST LEGO League state championship tournament Dec. 11 at Arizona State University.
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An ASU engineering faculty member has been selected to participate in a National Academic of Engineering symposium for creative young teachers.
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ASU researchers have developed and tested instrumentation they say will make disease diagnosis technically simpler, quicker and less costly.
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Promising robotics technology advances are earning research support from the National Science Foundation for an ASU mechanical engineer.
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A visit by veteran U.S. astronaut Bernard Harris was the highlight of a summer science camp at ASU for Arizona middle school students.
Read MoreAn ASU engineering and ethics professor asks if society is prepared to cope with the implications of advanced high-tech military capabilities.
Read MoreThe 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 MoreWinslow 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.
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