Computer science student chosen for summer research fellowship
Computer science major Sichun Ai is spending the summer in Colorado on a research fellowship.
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Fulton Schools dean honored for environmental engineering achievements
Paul Johnson, dean of ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, is recognized for work to protect human health from impacts of soil and water contaminants
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Haynes makes case to Congress for sustaining synthetic biology research
ASU synthetic biologist Karmella Haynes helped deliver a message to Congress about the critical need to support biomedical engineering
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Innovative medical device modeling software sparks tech startup
A new business venture based on technology developed by ASU biomedical engineers has earned support from Arizona’s economic development agency and other entrepreneurship backers.
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Work on contaminant removal methods earns research paper awards
An ASU engineering postdoctoral research associate and a doctoral student won best research paper awards at a major environmental engineering conference.
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Giving engineering teachers measure for success in classroom
Studies to measure the effectiveness of approaches to teaching engineering in the classroom earns a best research paper award for ASU engineering professor Stephen Krause and three colleagues.
Read MoreChemical engineering student chosen for prestigious research fellowship
Miranda Ngan, a chemical engineering major, is spending her summer doing a prestigious research fellowship in Colorado.
Read MoreACE Academy brings young students to ASU’s aviation program
The aviation program on ASU’s Polytechnic campus hosts young students enrolled in the Aviation Career Education (ACE) Academy, sponsored by the Archer Ragsdale Arizona Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen
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McKenna featured in I-Corps for Learning video
Ann McKenna, director of the Polytechnic School, one of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, discusses the effect the I-Corps program is having on changing engineering education.
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Arizona FIRST LEGO League teams inspired by international competitions
The Arizona FIRST LEGO League, managed by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, was well represented at recent international student robotics and STEM competitions.
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Hospital’s cardiac care boosted by ASU biomedical engineers
A new grant will enable ASU biomedical engineers to expand their work to help a local hospital improve its cardiac care.
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Rege lauded for engineering contributions to biomedical research
ASU chemical engineer Kaushal Rege is gaining national recognition as an emerging leader in research combining photobiology, nanotechnology and molecular engineering.
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