At the conclusion the fall semester, we highlight some standout members of graduating class for their outstanding commitments to both academics and the Fulton Schools at large.
Read MoreDiane ’61 and Gary Tooker ’62, ’96, established the Gary and Diane Tooker Scholarship for Engineering and the Diane and Gary Tooker Chair and Professorships for Effective Education in STEM.
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Build, code, make, engineer, solve problems, have fun and learn to make the world a...
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Researchers at ASU have proven that semiconductor lasers are capable of emitting over the full visible color spectrum, which is necessary to produce a white laser.
Read MoreAn app featuring an astronaut as a digital docent named Dr. Discovery is the creation of ASU students and faculty members.
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A medical device news website says ASU researchers have come up with a tech advance that will have a major impact on the biomedical field.
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Ja’Lon Sisson overcame struggles to earn his degree in electrical engineering and is now applying his love for research to a graduate fellowship at Duke University.
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Arizona State University will lead new research under a Department of Defense Minerva Grant to better understand what types of information “go viral” and under what circumstances.
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Discoveries by an ASU engineering research team about the causes of cracking in metal alloys could help prevent failure of critical infrastructure systems.
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ASU is revolutionizing engineering education by creating a learning environment that values risk-taking, making, innovation and creativity by students and faculty.
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Christiana Honsberg was presented the award at the IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference in New Orleans.
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An ASU engineering team is using a form of origami to develop flexible energy storage technology that could expand the capabilities of wearable electronics.
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